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Musicgold Posted 15 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? October 3
Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. I did not have a chance to come back here since then. See, I have just now picked the pants that I gave for alteration then.
2. What happened was the person who sold this stuff removed the tags of this jacket along with those of the suites I purchased.
3. And, when I tried to explain that to this person he threatened to call the security on me.
Thanks,
MG.
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. I did not have a chance to come back here since then. See, I have just now picked the pants that I gave for alteration then.
2. What happened was the person who sold this stuff removed the tags of this jacket along with those of the suites I purchased.
3. And, when I tried to explain that to this person he threatened to call the security on me.
Thanks,
MG.
Top answer
1. I have not had a chance to come back here since then. See, I have just now picked up the pants that I gave them for alteration then.
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- I have not had a chance to come back here since then.
- See, I have just now picked up the pants that I gave them for alteration then.
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- What happened was (that) the person who sold this stuff removed the tags from this jacket along with those of the suits I purchased.
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1. I have not had a chance to come back here since then. See, I have just now picked up the pants that I gave them for alteration then.
2. What happened was (that) the person who sold this stuff removed the tags from this jacket along with those of the suits I purchased. -- I think that 'that' is more natural.
3. And when I
2. What happened was (that) the person who sold this stuff removed the tags from this jacket along with those of the suits I purchased. -- I think that 'that' is more natural.
3. And when I
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