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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
3 sentences that have to do with the weather
Could you please help me with these sentences?
1 Looking at the clock depresses me. My luck, I had to be scheduled to work on the first cold weekend of the year. I don't know if I can last until/make it until the end of my shift. It's so cold I can't take/handle the cold anymore. I need to go inside and warm myself up.
2 I'm warmer than you because my jacket is thicker.
3 There are outsdie factors that can cause a team to lose a match or win it like the weather, fans, the morale of the team etc that aren't within your control. (how would you say this? is it OUTSIDE FACTOR??)
thank you
1 Looking at the clock depresses me. My luck, I had to be scheduled to work on the first cold weekend of the year. I don't know if I can last until/make it until the end of my shift. It's so cold I can't take/handle the cold anymore. I need to go inside and warm myself up.
2 I'm warmer than you because my jacket is thicker.
3 There are outsdie factors that can cause a team to lose a match or win it like the weather, fans, the morale of the team etc that aren't within your control. (how would you say this? is it OUTSIDE FACTOR??)
thank you
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alc24 Could you please help me with these sentences? Do you have past time in mind? 1 Looking at the clock depressed me.
- alc24 Could you please help me with these sentences?
- Do you have past time in mind?
- 1 Looking at the clock depressed me.
- My luck, I was had to be scheduled to work on the first cold weekend of the year.
- I didn't know if I could last until/ make it until to the end of my shift.
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alc24Could you please help me with these sentences?
Do you have past time in mind?
1 Looking at the clock depressed me. My luck, I washad to bescheduled to work on the first cold weekend of the year. I didn't know if I couldlast until/make ituntilto the end of my shift. It was so cold [that] I couldn't take/h
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Thank you Dimsum
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For 1 can you not say
I can't last until 8 without...
instead of
I can't make it to the end of my shift
and could you say
I can't take (noun).
like
I can't take this cold weather anymore.
I can't take his nagging.
thank you
One question
For 1 can you not say
I can't last until 8 without...
instead of
I can't make it to the end of my shift
and could you say
I can't take (noun).
like
I can't take this cold weather anymore.
I can't take his nagging.
thank you
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For some reasons I can't explain, "I can't last till 8 o'clock" sounds better to my ear than "until, even though they suppose to be interchangeable.
For consideration:
I won't quit till/ until I find the answer - both are fine
I'll keep waiting till/ until she comes out - same
As the Drifters say: " I won't quit till I am a start on Broadway".
For consideration:
I won't quit till/ until I find the answer - both are fine
I'll keep waiting till/ until she comes out - same
As the Drifters say: " I won't quit till I am a start on Broadway".
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