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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a conversation we held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a discussion or dialogue that took place between individuals in the past.
Example: "During our meeting last week, I reflected on a conversation we held about the project's future direction."
Alternatives: "a discussion we had" or "a talk we conducted".
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Van Gaal said he was angry that details of a conversation he held with the 23-year-old had been leaked.
You have no obligation to ignore a conversation held in public.
The setup creates more movement sequences than sustained dancing; the choreography, which emphasizes a floppy, loose-limbed approach, is like a conversation held in anxious fits and starts.
"I was just shocked that they would allow us to be exposed to that," he said in a conversation held via speakerphone.
Mrs. May was probably on firmer ground when she recounted a conversation held with one voter at a ceremony to switch on some Christmas lights.
You wouldn't want a conversation held up in the network just because someone in accounting is surfing the Web.
"A conversation would be held with parents that the absence would be unauthorised," he said.
The recording of a conversation held between Francis and Albini can be heard at the end of "Oh My Golly!".
Sustainability looms in the debate surrounding both resources; Accessibility a conversation held concurrently.
On the night of Nov. 20, 2001, a conversation held over Instant Messenger changed our lives forever.
This suggests that when we hold a conversation during a noisy cocktail party, seeing the other person's face move as they talk creates a combined audio visual impression of that person, helping us separate what they are saying from all the noise in the background.
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