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Bielo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct?
"You were asking for an explanation and I was just answering" or "You asked for an explanation and I just answered"?
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In a very casual sense, both are OK. Use of the word "just" in the sentences you give is more commony found in casually spoken English.
- In a very casual sense, both are OK.
- Use of the word "just" in the sentences you give is more commony found in casually spoken English.
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In a very casual sense, both are OK.
Use of the word "just" in the sentences you give is more commony found in casually spoken English.
Use of the word "just" in the sentences you give is more commony found in casually spoken English.
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