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Tommyensr Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
a sentence/ more questions
Dear Teachers, please see an example sentence below
Last night, Tom went back to his home to meet Jim at there and then they went out for dinner.
(1.) "Last night," this position including a comma is ok?
(2.) "at there" or there?
(3.) "and then" or use any other conjunction to replace it, would be better?
[i'd like to mean that they met together at Tom's house and immediately they went out]
(4.) "went" is a repeated word, should we use any other word?
(5.) "dinner" or "a dinner" different meaning?
thank you sir
Last night, Tom went back to his home to meet Jim at there and then they went out for dinner.
(1.) "Last night," this position including a comma is ok?
(2.) "at there" or there?
(3.) "and then" or use any other conjunction to replace it, would be better?
[i'd like to mean that they met together at Tom's house and immediately they went out]
(4.) "went" is a repeated word, should we use any other word?
(5.) "dinner" or "a dinner" different meaning?
thank you sir
Top answer
Hi, Last night, Tom went back to his home to meet Jim at there and then they went out for dinner. ) "Last night," this position including a comma is ok? Yes.
- Hi, Last night, Tom went back to his home to meet Jim at there and then they went out for dinner.
- ) "Last night," this position including a comma is ok?
- Yes.
- ) "at there" or there?
- 'There'', not 'at there'.
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Hi,
Last night, Tom went back to his home to meet Jim at there and then they went out for dinner.
(1.) "Last night," this position including a comma is ok? Yes.
(2.) "at there" or there? 'There'', not 'at there'. But I'd just say 'to meet Jim'.
(3.
Last night, Tom went back to his home to meet Jim at there and then they went out for dinner.
(1.) "Last night," this position including a comma is ok? Yes.
(2.) "at there" or there? 'There'', not 'at there'. But I'd just say 'to meet Jim'.
(3.
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