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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Are these sentences idiomatic
Hi,
Are these sentences idiomatic?
1. When the bust left yesterday is/has been now one hour earlier.
(Yesterday it left at 7 AM; from today onward it leaves at 6 AM.)
2. What used to be an empty space is/has been a parking lot now.
Thank you
Are these sentences idiomatic?
1. When the bust left yesterday is/has been now one hour earlier.
(Yesterday it left at 7 AM; from today onward it leaves at 6 AM.)
2. What used to be an empty space is/has been a parking lot now.
Thank you
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Anonymous Are these sentences idiomatic? I'm sorry to say that they're not at all idiomatic, so let's fix them. The bus used to leave at 7 am, but starting today it will leave an hour earlier.
- Anonymous Are these sentences idiomatic?
- I'm sorry to say that they're not at all idiomatic, so let's fix them.
- The bus used to leave at 7 am, but starting today it will leave an hour earlier.
- What used to be an empty space is now a parking lot.
- CJ
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AnonymousAre these sentences idiomatic?I'm sorry to say that they're not at all idiomatic, so let's fix them.
The bus used to leave at 7 am, but starting today it will leave an hour earlier.
What used to be an empty space is now a parking lot.
CJ
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