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"was something important" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It can be used in different contexts, such as describing a past experience or event, expressing a thought or idea, or asking for clarification about something that happened in the past. For example: 1. "Last night's meeting was something important that I had been looking forward to for weeks." 2. "During the ceremony, there was something important that the guest speaker said that really stuck with me." 3. "I wanted to ask you about our conversation yesterday. Was there something important that I missed?" 4. "After graduating, I knew I needed to do something important with my life." 5. "I have a feeling that there was something important that happened while I was away on vacation. Can you fill me in?".
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There was something important to say today".
"I just knew this was something important," he said.
"I knew it was something important and that it was something that certainly should be seen".
And even if there was something important happening, it wasn't very intriguing or page turning.
I felt like there was something important here that I needed to share.
Everyone I knew had a huge critique of them, too, but there was something important going on there.
Similar(12)
That is something important.
"This is something important.
"It's something important".
"There's something important going on".
I think there's something important about the latter though.
More suggestions(15)
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