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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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An audition to
Which are correct:
1-There is an audition for me to play Hamlet.
2-He scheduled an audition for me to play Hamlet.
3-There is an audition this afternoon to play Hamlet.
4-There is an audition this afternoon for playing Hamlet.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-There is an audition for me to play Hamlet.
2-He scheduled an audition for me to play Hamlet.
3-There is an audition this afternoon to play Hamlet.
4-There is an audition this afternoon for playing Hamlet.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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They all seem flawed to me. I would say, for example: I am auditioning this afternoon for the part of Hamlet. There is an audition this afternoon for the part of Hamlet.
- They all seem flawed to me.
- I would say, for example: I am auditioning this afternoon for the part of Hamlet.
- There is an audition this afternoon for the part of Hamlet.
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They all seem flawed to me. I would say, for example:
I am auditioning this afternoon for the part of Hamlet.
There is an audition this afternoon for the part of Hamlet.
I am auditioning this afternoon for the part of Hamlet.
There is an audition this afternoon for the part of Hamlet.
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Thank you very much GPY for all your kind replies,
How about:
a-There is an audition for playing Hamlet.
b-There is an audition to play Hamlet.
Gratefully,
Navi.
How about:
a-There is an audition for playing Hamlet.
b-There is an audition to play Hamlet.
Gratefully,
Navi.
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navitasanHow about:a-There is an audition for playing Hamlet.b-There is an audition to play Hamlet.I don't like these much. I would say, much the same as before, "There is an audition for the part of Hamlet".
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