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15-Feb-2006, 04:42
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 Noun Clause 1.Is this sentence right? 2. If not, what is the better to express I knew the thing and Emma is sick now. THank you. |
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15-Feb-2006, 05:34
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| Re: Noun Clause It's fine- it means someone told you, but you haven't heard directly from Emma. |
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