Meet with a Old Classmates
Yesterday I gone to the university just for casuality and I met with any old classmates
they told me that a firts appears can not recognize me, later we talk a lot of....and they say me that I have changed at all.
they made a comparison with me before and after.....and then say:
Before we must to literaly force to talk and now you can no stop to talk....and asking me
what happened to you ? And I say I don't know....and then started to laughing
It was very funny and we talked a lot of
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Meet with a Old Classmates
Yesterday I casually went to my old university and I met with some old classmates. They told me that a first glance they did not recognize me. Later we talked a lot and they told me that I have changed a lot.
They compared me before and after and then said:
"Before we had to literally force to talk and now you cannot stop talking." They asked me
"What happened to you?" I said, "I don't know" and then started to laugh.
It was very funny and we talked a lot.
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Meet with a Old Classmates
Yesterday I gone went to the university just for casuality (I dont know what you are trying to say with this word) and I met with any some old classmates
they told me that at firts first appaerance appears they did can not recognize me, later we talked a lot of....and they say said to me that I have not changed at all.
they made a comparison with me before and after.....and then say said:
Before we must had to literaly force you to talk and now you we can't get you to no stop to talking....and asking me
what happened to you ? And I say said I don't know....and then started to laughing
It was very funny and we talked a lot. of
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thanks Anastasia, I am going to check out the link
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Alex, everything that happened yesterday should be in Past tenses: Past Simple, Continuous and Perfect. I also think some rules concerning reported speech can be useful to you. You can read about Reported Speech here: https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/grammar-reference/reported-speech-1
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