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Gil Eliyahu Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Are the following statements are worded right?

Hello,
I'm new here!
I am very glad I found this place!

Below is a list of sentences I wrote and i must that original english eyes will test them and correct them if needed:

1) "You don't feel the time while you XXX"
2) "gives you the ability to feel again the time"
3) What is more correct?: "You only will need" / "You will only need"

Thanks for helpers!
  

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Hello, Gil—and welcome to English Forums. I am not sure what your phrases are intended to mean, but perhaps it is these: 1 ) You don't feel the time pass while you.... gives you the ability to feel time passing...

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  • Hello, Gil—and welcome to English Forums.
  • I am not sure what your phrases are intended to mean, but perhaps it is these: 1 ) You don't feel the time pass while you....
  • gives you the ability to feel time passing...
  • 3) You will need only...
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Hello, Gil—and welcome to English Forums. I am not sure what your phrases are intended to mean, but perhaps it is these:

1) You don't feel the time pass while you....
2) ...gives you the ability to feel time passing...
3) You will need only...
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Thank you!
I do not believe that's how you call it ..

You're not the only one who fixed me in it. I just asked here because here there are original english mans.
To my language "feel the time" sounds fine.

Thanks for the corrections!
See you soon!
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Gil EliyahuTo my language "feel the time" sounds fine.
In general, be wary of using your own language to judge another; too often it leads to error.
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