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'It slipped my mind', why not say 'It slipped from my mind'? | meaning of just (...which were just visible above her rolled-up sleeves)

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#1 (permalink) Sat Sep 15, 2007 16:40 pm told her that/to ... told them that/to...

Hi all, Please, take a look to next sentences: s1 - I told her that she comes s2 - I told her to come s3 - I told them to go s4 - I told them that they must go Which are correct among them? Thanks in advance !!

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#2 (permalink) Sat Sep 15, 2007 17:59 pm told her that/to ... told them that/to...

jon wrote:

Hi all,

Please, take a look to next sentences:
s1 - I told her that she comes NO
s2 - I told her to come OK
s3 - I told them to go OK
s4 - I told them that they must go It would be better to say "I told them that they had to go."

Which are correct among them?

Thanks in advance !!

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