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Musicgold Posted 14 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? December 19
Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. I must have typed without paying much attention to it.
2. Isn’t that is what they did previously.
3. You had me until the second line of the calculation. You have lost me at the third line. (A collegue and me were discussing a calculation. I understood him until the second line)
Thanks,
MG.
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. I must have typed without paying much attention to it.
2. Isn’t that is what they did previously.
3. You had me until the second line of the calculation. You have lost me at the third line. (A collegue and me were discussing a calculation. I understood him until the second line)
Thanks,
MG.
Top answer
This would sound more natural: 1. I must have typed that without paying much attention to it. ( or .
- This would sound more natural: 1.
- I must have typed that without paying much attention to it.
- ( or .
- .
- attention to what I was doing) 2.
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This would sound more natural:
1. I must have typed that without paying much attention to it. ( or . . . attention to what I was doing)
2. Isn’t that what they did previously
1. I must have typed that without paying much attention to it. ( or . . . attention to what I was doing)
2. Isn’t that what they did previously
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