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Zoltán Király Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Are "Practice speaking English for 20 minutes" and "Practice speaking English for 20 minutes before sleep" correct?

Are these imperative sentences grammatically correct?


1. Practice speaking English for 20 minutes.

2. Practice speaking English for 20 minutes before sleep. (or should I use "before going to bed" ?)

  

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Zoltán Király 1. Practice speaking English for 20 minutes. Good.

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  • Zoltán Király 1.
  • Practice speaking English for 20 minutes.
  • Good.
  • Zoltán Király 2.
  • Practice speaking English for 20 minutes before sleep.
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Zoltán Király1. Practice speaking English for 20 minutes.

Good.

Zoltán Király2. Practice speaking English for 20 minutes before sleep. (or should I use "before going to bed" ?)

We say "before bed".

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