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Musicgold Posted 15 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? September 28
Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. The funny thing is beside such lovely weather yesterday, nobody was out/outdoors because everyone thinks that it is fall already.
2. Was that always in the books or was it something out of the blue?
3. Even if you travel without telling them, they would / will know about your flight info and where you were going to travel.
Thanks,
MG.
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. The funny thing is beside such lovely weather yesterday, nobody was out/outdoors because everyone thinks that it is fall already.
2. Was that always in the books or was it something out of the blue?
3. Even if you travel without telling them, they would / will know about your flight info and where you were going to travel.
Thanks,
MG.
Top answer
1. The funny thing is that in spite of such lovely weather yesterday, nobody was out/outdoors because everybody thinks that it is fall already. 2.
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- The funny thing is that in spite of such lovely weather yesterday, nobody was out/outdoors because everybody thinks that it is fall already.
- 2.
- Was that always in the books , or was it something out of the blue?
- 3.
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1. The funny thing is that in spite of such lovely weather yesterday, nobody was out/outdoors because everybody thinks that it is fall already.
2. Was that always in the books, or was it something out of the blue?
3. Even if you travelled/travel without telling them, they would/will know about your flight info and where you were/are going
2. Was that always in the books, or was it something out of the blue?
3. Even if you travelled/travel without telling them, they would/will know about your flight info and where you were/are going
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