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Messier42 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Are there anything wrong?

I should have gone over the bridge but I ended up making left turn and taking the highway. There were so many cars backed up, taking so long time to get out of the highway and take right way leading to the company.

Are there anything wrong?
  

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messier42 Are Is there anything wrong? Yes, starting right here. messier42 I should have gone over the bridge , but I ended up making left turn and taking the highway.

— CalifJim

  • messier42 Are Is there anything wrong?
  • Yes, starting right here.
  • messier42 I should have gone over the bridge , but I ended up making left turn and taking the highway.
  • As shown.
  • All you need is a comma.
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messier42 Are Is there anything wrong?
Yes, starting right here.
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Many cars were bumper to bumper. I took a long time to get off the highway to take right road leading to my company.

( Isn't back up used for traffic jam?)
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messier42Many cars were bumper to bumper.
The cars were bumper to bumper. (If there were that many cars, you know it's "many", so you don't have to say "many".)

You can also say:

The cars were all backed up. (I have no objection to the expression "backed up". That's OK.)
messier42I took a long time to
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