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Chandrasekhar Reddy Posted 10 years ago
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Are my sentences correct?
1. Currently I am at outside and will call you back after reaching home.
2. Currently he is at outside and he will call you back after reaching his home.
2. Currently he is at outside and he will call you back after reaching his home.
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Consider this basic idea. A) I am outside I am not under a roof. I am not inside a building.
- Consider this basic idea.
- A) I am outside I am not under a roof.
- I am not inside a building.
- ) B) I am out.
- I am not in my home.
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Consider this basic idea.
A) I am outside I am not under a roof. I am not inside a building. (Note we don't use 'at'.)
B) I am out. I am not in my home. Or in a business context, I am not in my workplace.
In both your sentences, use B.
A) I am outside I am not under a roof. I am not inside a building. (Note we don't use 'at'.)
B) I am out. I am not in my home. Or in a business context, I am not in my workplace.
In both your sentences, use B.
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