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| Is that sentence correct: It’s so Ironic, last week she was in the Amsterdam 'when' I was in Utrecht and next week, after I’m back to the Amsterdam ,she 'could be in' Utrecht. What happened is, my friend went to Amsterdam when I was in Utrecht and after I came back to Amsterda, she said she might go to Utrecht! Shall I replace when with while or something else....Shall I replace 'could be in' Many thanks |
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| What about? Last week, she was in the Amsterdam and I was in Utrecht, and when I got back to Amsterdam, she said she might go to Utrecht. Welcome. |
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