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Musicgold Posted 14 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? June 11
Hi,
Are these sentences natural to a native ear?
1. At this point we don't see much use for the product.
2. For some reason he had a horse voice this morning, may be he had a soar throat.
3. While this is news for you, we were expecting something on these lines, given a reduced role of John and an increased role of Jane (I was talking about a change in our department)
Thanks,
MG
Are these sentences natural to a native ear?
1. At this point we don't see much use for the product.
2. For some reason he had a horse voice this morning, may be he had a soar throat.
3. While this is news for you, we were expecting something on these lines, given a reduced role of John and an increased role of Jane (I was talking about a change in our department)
Thanks,
MG
Top answer
1. At this point we don't see much use for the product. 2.
- 1.
- At this point we don't see much use for the product.
- 2.
- For some reason he was hoarse this morning ; maybe he had a sore throat.
- 3.
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1. At this point we don't see much use for the product.
2. For some reason he was hoarse this morning; maybe he had a sore throat.
3. While this is news for you, we were expecting something along these lines, given the reduced role for John and the increased role for Jane.
2. For some reason he was hoarse this morning; maybe he had a sore throat.
3. While this is news for you, we were expecting something along these lines, given the reduced role for John and the increased role for Jane.
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