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#1 22-Jul-2012, 14:47Should I use the sentence 'When was in the USA, I wrote this book
Should I use the sentence 'When was in the USA, I wrote this book' or 'When in the USA, I wrote this book'?
Which is more natural?
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#2 22-Jul-2012, 14:49Re: Should I use the sentence 'When was in the USA, I wrote this book
With the addition of "I" in the first one it's fine. The first is more natural but there is nothing wrong with the second. Of course you can also say "I wrote this book when/while I was in the USA" or "I wrote this book when/while in the USA".
Originally Posted by trueheart_205
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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