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Eng_fanatic Posted 21 years ago
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Are these sentences correct?
If I bring my clothes before 9 am will I be able to pick them up the same day?
We have an power outage. Will be restored tomorrow.
Please make appropriate changes above. thanks.
We have an power outage. Will be restored tomorrow.
Please make appropriate changes above. thanks.
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If I bring my clothes (in) before 9 am, will I be able to pick them up the next day? Fine. The "in" is optional; it happens to be what I say.
- If I bring my clothes (in) before 9 am, will I be able to pick them up the next day?
- Fine.
- The "in" is optional; it happens to be what I say.
- We have a power outage, but electricity will be restored tomorrow.
- (Your second sentence had no subject.
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If I bring my clothes (in) before 9 am, will I be able to pick them up the next day?
Fine. The "in" is optional; it happens to be what I say.
We have a power outage, but electricity will be restored tomorrow.
(Your second sentence had no subject. - and it's "a power" not "an power".)
CJ
Fine. The "in" is optional; it happens to be what I say.
We have a power outage, but electricity will be restored tomorrow.
(Your second sentence had no subject. - and it's "a power" not "an power".)
CJ
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