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28-Apr-2006, 12:04
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 Problems with THEN Please show me the difference. Thanks  |
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28-Apr-2006, 12:19
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 Re: Problems with THEN Welcome.  By then means by the/that time. |
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30-Apr-2006, 05:47
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| Re: Problems with THEN You mean " Exactly at the time " ? |
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30-Apr-2006, 11:39
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| Re: Problems with THEN Would you have an example? Here's mine:EX: By the time I get home, which will be around 8:00 or 8 o'clock on the dot, you'll have finished dinner. |
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30-Apr-2006, 12:01
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| Re: Problems with THEN In conversation, if someone says "I'm going home now" the other person could reply by saying "Bye then." This means that in conclusion of what the first person has said, the second person acknowledges their departure. |
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30-Apr-2006, 13:11
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| Re: Problems with THEN Doodles, we're looking at a temporal adverb, "by then", not (Good-)bye, then.  |
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30-Apr-2006, 16:34
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| Re: Problems with THEN So it's about time....I got it .!!! Thanks |
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01-May-2006, 04:15
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| Re: Problems with THEN You're welcome. |
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#9
30-Jun-2006, 16:23
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| Re: Problems with THEN My apologies .. I was having a bad day  |
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