"we basically talked" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is a common phrase used to indicate that the conversation was primarily focused on a certain topic or that the discussion was straightforward and uncomplicated. Example: "During our meeting, we basically talked about the new project and brainstormed some ideas."
' " Then he began to speak, in his elliptical way, about Israel: "I met all the major players, and we basically talked.
After the lunch with Republican leaders, one, Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, the majority whip, said, "We basically talked about how the Congress actually works -- not that we were teaching him, but talking to him about what we've been able to do over the last six years".
We basically talked online and we were both like, "I'm going to come to London and do your party and you should come to New York and do my party".
And then, we basically talk a little bit about how they want their money".
We just basically talked and laughed about experiences that we had shared and also experiences that they had had.
If we've basically talked the terrorists out of using our modern communications networks, we have benefited in terms of security – we haven't lost".
If we've basically talked the terrorists out of using our modern communications networks, we have benefited in terms of security – we haven't lost in terms of security.
"We're basically talking about a train wreck, but we don't have enough data to be precise about how many cars would be involved in that train wreck," Dr. Grumbine said.
"We're basically talking about deregulating that position out of existence," Mr. Parente said.
"Most professional orchestras do only one program a week, so we're basically talking about two weeks of working more than double time".
"We're basically talking about a system that could help save millions," said Ellen 't Hoen, program director at Doctors Without Borders.
