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Jacek From Kwidzyn (Pomesania) Posted 19 years ago
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which way to put it is better??

1b00Hello native speakers!02b02br
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00please explain to me which one of the below sentences would sound best in most situations . 02br
00Or, illustrate it by example sentences when better to construct a sentence like (a) and when like (b)??02br
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01font00(a) (when not giving a link between the present and the past...and not giving any exact point of time in the past.)02font02br
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00I think it became necessary to point it out that....02br
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01font00(b) (when giving a connection between the present situation and the past...)02br
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00I think it has become necessary to point it out that...02br
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00thank you very much in advance, 02br
00Jacek02br
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Top answer

1font 00Hi Jacek,02font 02br 02br 00please explain to me which one of the below sentences would sound best in most situations . 02br 02br 00You need to omit the second 'it'. 01font 00 .

— Clive

  • 1font 00Hi Jacek,02font 02br 02br 00please explain to me which one of the below sentences would sound best in most situations .
  • 02br 02br 00You need to omit the second 'it'.
  • 01font 00 .
  • 02br 02font 02br 01font 00You seem to have explained this for yourself.
  • Say A when there is no real connection to the present.
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1font00Hi Jacek,02font02br
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00please explain to me which one of the below sentences would sound best in most situations . 02br
00Or, illustrate it by example sentences when better to construct a sentence like (a) and when like (b)??02br
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00You need to omit the second 'it'. Just say .01font
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0Hello Clive, 02br
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00thanks a lot, 02br
00best wishes02br
00Jacek0-
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