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Musicgold Posted 14 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? April 4
Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. I wouldn’t be surprised if classrooms don’t/didn’t have blackboards in 10 years from now. (which one is more appropriate?)
2. I also need to talk with you about some network issues, so when you are done there can you come over? ( I said this to the IT guy working on my colleagues computer in the cube next to me)
3. Don't scapegoat me for your mistakes.
Thanks,
MG
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. I wouldn’t be surprised if classrooms don’t/didn’t have blackboards in 10 years from now. (which one is more appropriate?)
2. I also need to talk with you about some network issues, so when you are done there can you come over? ( I said this to the IT guy working on my colleagues computer in the cube next to me)
3. Don't scapegoat me for your mistakes.
Thanks,
MG
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1. I wouldn’t be surprised if classrooms didn’t have blackboards 10 years from now. 2.
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- I wouldn’t be surprised if classrooms didn’t have blackboards 10 years from now.
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- I also need to talk with you about some network issues, so when you are done there can you come over here ?
- 3.
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1. I wouldn’t be surprised if classrooms didn’t have blackboards 10 years from now.
2. I also need to talk with you about some network issues, so when you are done there can you come over here?
3. Don't make me the scapegoat for your mistakes. ('Scapegoat' as a verb is unusual nowadays.)
2. I also need to talk with you about some network issues, so when you are done there can you come over here?
3. Don't make me the scapegoat for your mistakes. ('Scapegoat' as a verb is unusual nowadays.)
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