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Nikitus Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Why are you telling me this right now?
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In the question "Why are you telling me this right now?" is the grammar correct?
The context is: Two friends are talking. Suddenly one of the friends begins talking about insects. But insects is not related at all with the main subject of the conversation.
Thanks!
In the question "Why are you telling me this right now?" is the grammar correct?
The context is: Two friends are talking. Suddenly one of the friends begins talking about insects. But insects is not related at all with the main subject of the conversation.
Thanks!
Top answer
Yes, that sounds fine.
- Yes, that sounds fine.
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