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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Almost
In the context: Either I may be available before 25- Aug or come after the date.
I will be almost unavailable at the office until 25-Aug.
Please suggest the sentence and Is "almost" used correctly in uncertainty? or which adverb can we use instead of almost?
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"Almost" is not correct. I will be mostly unavailable at the office until 25-Aug. Most of the time, I will be unavailable at the office.
- "Almost" is not correct.
- I will be mostly unavailable at the office until 25-Aug.
- Most of the time, I will be unavailable at the office.
- But I will periodically check email and answer urgent messages.
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"Almost" is not correct.
I will be mostly unavailable at the office until 25-Aug.
Most of the time, I will be unavailable at the office. But I will periodically check email and answer urgent messages.
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