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Musicgold Posted 14 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? Jan 11

Hi,

Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. We have also started working on a basic model of the project, which will be finalized over the due course as we get more details.

2. As I understand we are meeting sometime at the end of January for further discussion.

3. I will also keep you sending any additional questions that I may have.

Thanks,
MG.
  

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Hi, Are the following sentences natural to a native ear? 1. We have also started working on a basic model of the project, which will be finalized over the due course as we get more details.

  • Hi, Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
  • 1.
  • We have also started working on a basic model of the project, which will be finalized over the due course as we get more details.
  • 2.
  • As I understand we are meeting sometime at the end of January for further discussion.
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Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. We have also started working on a basic model of the project, which will be finalized over the due course as we get more details.

2. As I understand we are meeting sometime at the end of January for further discussion.

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I believe that "started working on" is correct as well.

In the third sentence, I think there is a problem with the word order. My guess is that the beginning should read: I will also keep sending you...
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Clive.1. We have also started work on a basic model of the project, which will be finalized in due course as we get more details.
Why do you prefer 'to work' over 'working'?

Thanks.
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Clive.1. We have also started work on a basic model of the project, which will be finalized in due course as we get more details.
Why do you prefer 'to work' over 'working'?
I didn't say 'started to work'.
I said 'started work', using 'work' as
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Thanks Clive.
Clive I just felt that was more natural to my native ear, and you said that was what you wanted.
Yes. I am not confronting your choice; just trying to get some sense as to how native speakers choose words when there are multiple options.

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