No, it's not correct.Originally Posted by Vibhanu
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#1 09-Dec-2012, 09:22"I wasn't at all lying when I tell you"
"This shows to you that I wasn't at all lying when I tell you how we as the final years, developed in the club by starting as poor speakers "
This was the reply of our University Gavel club president,when I showed him .one of his speeches three years ago..But I have a little grammar problem in this part..
"I wasn't at all lying when I tell you" ..Is this sentence correct?
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#2 09-Dec-2012, 09:39Re: "I wasn't at all lying when I tell you"
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#3 09-Dec-2012, 13:40Re: "I wasn't at all lying when I tell you"
It should be "I wasn't at all lying when I told you"..Shouldn't it?
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#4 09-Dec-2012, 13:44Re: "I wasn't at all lying when I tell you"
Yes.
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