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Who said we weren't?

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Paultx  +  289155 Sat, 04 Nov 06 08:52 AM
May I use "Who said we weren't?" or the correct form would be "Who said we were not?"?
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Correct me if I'm wrong. Pobody is nerfect.
nona the brit  +  289177 Sat, 04 Nov 06 10:15 AM
Only the first sounds like natural speech to me. Contractions are fine in speech.
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The name says it all.
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Philip  +  289265 Sat, 04 Nov 06 03:17 PM
 Nona The Brit wrote:
Only the first sounds like natural speech to me. Contractions are fine in speech.
The first one sounds much better on this side of the pond as well.
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