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Does this make sense?
1 I finished the exam with two minutes left.
2 When I finished the exam, I had two minutes left.
Does this make sense?
1 I finished the exam with two minutes left.
2 When I finished the exam, I had two minutes left.
1 I finished the exam with two minutes left.
2 When I finished the exam, I had two minutes left.
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both work and convey the same thing. you can also use "there was two minutes left" instead of "I had two minutes left" in that second sentence
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