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Musicgold Posted 15 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? September 14
Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. I am overcoffeed this morning. (I was trying to say that I had had too much coffee that morning).
2. Is there any indication to you as to how the customers are planning to respond to this change?
3. I think the developments from the middle east are playing on their choices.
Thanks,
MG.
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. I am overcoffeed this morning. (I was trying to say that I had had too much coffee that morning).
2. Is there any indication to you as to how the customers are planning to respond to this change?
3. I think the developments from the middle east are playing on their choices.
Thanks,
MG.
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1. I am overcoffeed this morning. (I was trying to say that I had had too much coffee that morning).
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- I am overcoffeed this morning.
- (I was trying to say that I had had too much coffee that morning).
- It's OK as a casual remark.
- I would have said "over-caffeinated", but the idea is the same either way.
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1. I am overcoffeed this morning. (I was trying to say that I had had too much coffee that morning).
It's OK as a casual remark. I would have said "over-caffeinated", but the idea is the same either way.
2. Is there any indication to you as to how the customers are pl
It's OK as a casual remark. I would have said "over-caffeinated", but the idea is the same either way.
2. Is there any indication to you as to how the customers are pl
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1 I've never heard that expression before, but I understand (and like) it.
2 suggestionplanning : going
3 Out of context, I'm not sure what it means, but the structure is correct.
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3 Out of context, I'm not sure what it means, but the structure is correct.
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