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Coolguy01 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Are the following grammatical?

Hello Friends!

1) is "I am not into all that" grammatical? (in the colloquial sense)
If so, what exactly does it imply?

would "I am not into all of that" make more sense?

2) I think there is a train every 10 minutes.

3) I want an appointment with Mr. A, and this is with regard to one of the earlier/previous appointments?

Thanks a lot!
  

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I'm not into all that isn't really grammatical. It's pretty informal. However, I don't think changing it will make it any better.

— Blue Roses

  • I'm not into all that isn't really grammatical.
  • It's pretty informal.
  • However, I don't think changing it will make it any better.
  • It implies that what the person is asking about is not something you're "into", or interested in.
  • Your second sentence is correct.
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I'm not into all that isn't really grammatical. It's pretty informal. However, I don't think changing it will make it any better. It implies that what the person is asking about is not something you're "into", or interested in.

Your second sentence is correct.

I would change the third sentence to make it less confusing. Maybe something like "I want an appointment with Mr. A rega
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Hi,

Here's a small comment about I want an appointment with Mr. A . . .

In a context where you are asking for an appointment, this is strong wording.



More polite is eg I would like an appointment with Mr. A, please.



Clive
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