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Musicgold Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Are these sentences natural? December 21

Hi,

Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. I have seen the boss our floor more this year than I have seen him ever before ( I wanted to say that our boss visited our floor this year far too often than in the past)

2. Last week I had gone over to one my friends’ for dinner, and I saw that her kid was eating a lot of chocolates.

3. We are kind of winding down for Christmas time. (Is an article required before 'Christmas time'?)

Thanks,

MG.
  

Top answer

1. 'I have seen the boss on our floor more often this year than I have ever seen him before . ' 2.

— Rover_KE

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  • 'I have seen the boss on our floor more often this year than I have ever seen him before .
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  • OK 3.
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1. 'I have seen the boss on our floor more often this year than I have ever seen him before.'

2. OK

3. 'We are kind of winding down for Christmas.' (N
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Thanks Rover.

Also, is it okay to call mutiple chocolate candies as chocolates?
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Yes. http://www.hotelchocolat.co.uk/category.asp?cat_id=HCOCGRAMS&gclid=CLee_s-olq0CFVQLfAod0AOzmA shows lots of chocolates (British English).

Americans would call them chocolate candies (I think. Correct me i
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