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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
a made up sentence
Hey, guys! I just made up a sentence but I'm not sure whether it is correct. Here it comes: "I'm having myself back in three weeks".
Now the situation: Two twin brothers are talking to each other on the phone and one of them has gone to Paris. So, he says to his brother that he will be back in three weeks.
So my question is: Is it correct to say "I'm having myself back in three weeks?"
Now the situation: Two twin brothers are talking to each other on the phone and one of them has gone to Paris. So, he says to his brother that he will be back in three weeks.
So my question is: Is it correct to say "I'm having myself back in three weeks?"
Top answer
Hi, No. If you said that to me, I would have no idea what you meant. Clive
- Hi, No.
- If you said that to me, I would have no idea what you meant.
- Clive
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Hi,
No. If you said that to me, I would have no idea what you meant.
Clive
No. If you said that to me, I would have no idea what you meant.
Clive
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Hi,
It doesn't break any rules of grammar. I just don't see any reasonable meaning at all.
Why have you used 'I am having myself back'?
( A sentence can have correct grammar but still be nonsense. )
It doesn't break any rules of grammar. I just don't see any reasonable meaning at all.
Why have you used 'I am having myself back'?
( A sentence can have correct grammar but still be nonsense. )
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