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Sentence: I lost no time in writing to my friends.



 
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Sentence: I lost no time in writing to my friends. #1 (permalink) Thu Jul 02, 2009 13:07 pm   Sentence: I lost no time in writing to my friends.
 

"I lost no time in writing to my friends."
Can anyone tell me what's this sentence exactly mean?Does it mean I write to them immediately?
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Sentence: I lost no time in writing to my friends. #2 (permalink) Thu Jul 02, 2009 13:22 pm   Sentence: I lost no time in writing to my friends.
 

Hi Bulone,

That is what it means. It suggests that you didn't waste any time and started writing straightaway.

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Sentence: I lost no time in writing to my friends. #3 (permalink) Thu Jul 02, 2009 16:22 pm   Sentence: I lost no time in writing to my friends.
 

Thanks Alan :)
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