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 Ritanilo
 
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							| A little help! 
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							| I have a doubt: 
 We have gone to a party at the weekend or We went to a party at the weekend 
 Tks in advance!!!! |  4 Apr 2011      
					
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 pilarmham
 
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							| I went to the party at the weekend (in the past, last weekend).   Hope I was of any help! |  4 Apr 2011     
					
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 Ritanilo
 
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							| thanks... I had doubt because it seemed to me the weekend could not be over yet. |  4 Apr 2011     
					
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 amyi
 
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							| Hello there.  I think that if the weekend weren �t over yet, we would say "We have been at a party this (or all) weekend". |  4 Apr 2011     
					
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 chalco
 
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							| The only way you could say "I �ve gone to a party" would be if you were still there enjoying it (like sbd is looking for you and asking you "how come you �re not at your place ?") |  4 Apr 2011     
					
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 Ritanilo
 
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							| thank you all for the great help! 
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 yanogator
 
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							| The weekend might not be over yet, but the party apparently is.   Bruce |  6 Apr 2011     
					
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