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Depends on what you are trying to emphasize.
The fact that it was Jim you spoke to or the fact that you spoke to him earlier today. Both are ok.
Conversation Starter
Thank you! I sometimes get tripped up over such seemingly small things. It’s my second language
Depends on whether you connected with Pam as well
Agree
Chief
First one
Rising Star
Earlier today, I connected with Jim.
Rising Star
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They’re both grammatically correct. But go with the first one as it’s more in line with how someone would say it out loud
First one. Generally aim to have the subject snd verb together.
Imo depends on what was asked too. But the former sounds more correcter :p
The "emphasis" goes first from what I have been taught. So here I would assume you want to let them know about Jim
Yes
Both are grammatically correct
Colloquial english is weird bc we tend to throw the time something happened anywhere in a sentence. Generally those words are adjectives to the subject of the sentence so placing them at the end is grammatically correct, as your intuition tells you
Community Builder
Random but I would set “meeting with Jim” on my calendar when I would go to the gym 😂
Rising Star
Both.
Rising Star
It’s the same thing