Voytaszek Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
When + to be in the past simple
Is this correct?
1. When I was in Warsaw I enjoyed my time a lot.
2. When I was in Wasraw I was enjoying my time a lot.
Any difference in the meaning?
1. When I was in Warsaw I enjoyed my time a lot.
2. When I was in Wasraw I was enjoying my time a lot.
Any difference in the meaning?
Top answer
Voytaszek Is this correct? #1 is. #2 has limited use; I would call it 'generally inappropriate'.
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VoytaszekIs this correct?#1 is. #2 has limited use; I would call it 'generally inappropriate'.
VoytaszekAny difference in the meaning?No. #2 requires the mention of some other action during that same time period.
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