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As you know while calling to me yesterday



 
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some questions about The Jungle Book | What is the difference between 'It is no use +ing' and 'It is no use +ed'
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As you know while calling to me yesterday Wed Mar 05, 2008 11:41 am  As you know while calling to me yesterday		  
Dear teachers:

When I write a email to someone, I'd like to tell him
that he already knew it when he called me yesterday.
Could I simplify it as following:

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...as you know while calling to me yesterday...
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As you know while calling to me yesterday Wed Mar 05, 2008 13:26 pm  As you know while calling to me yesterday		  
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