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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
A quick one
It's been a while so I thought I'd better check in on you.
Is this correct and natural English?
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"check in on" suggests that you are visiting someone. If that is the context then it is correct English, though some people would put a comma after "while".
- "check in on" suggests that you are visiting someone.
- If that is the context then it is correct English, though some people would put a comma after "while".
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"check in on" suggests that you are visiting someone. If that is the context then it is correct English, though some people would put a comma after "while".
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