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Tenacious Learner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Are these 2 sentences interchangeable?
Hi teachers,
Could the blue sentences be interchangeable with basically the same meaning?
Since his discussion with his boss, Robert has got lots of time for breakfast because he gets up at 7:00 now. It’s only half past seven in the morning, really early for him, and he is having a large breakfast in the kitchen.
Since his discussion with boss, Robert has got lots of time for breakfast because he is up very early now, at 7:00. It’s only half past seven in the morning, really early for him, and he is having a large breakfast in the kitchen.
Thanks in advance.
Could the blue sentences be interchangeable with basically the same meaning?
Since his discussion with his boss, Robert has got lots of time for breakfast because he gets up at 7:00 now. It’s only half past seven in the morning, really early for him, and he is having a large breakfast in the kitchen.
Since his discussion with boss, Robert has got lots of time for breakfast because he is up very early now, at 7:00. It’s only half past seven in the morning, really early for him, and he is having a large breakfast in the kitchen.
Thanks in advance.
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Thinking Spain Could the blue sentences be interchangeable with basically the same meaning? Yes. (Is 7:00 early to rise on a work day in Madrid?
- Thinking Spain Could the blue sentences be interchangeable with basically the same meaning?
- Yes.
- (Is 7:00 early to rise on a work day in Madrid?
- )
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Thinking SpainCould the blue sentences be interchangeable with basically the same meaning?Yes. (Is 7:00 early to rise on a work day in Madrid? You are very lucky.)
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