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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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aren't there yet
Does the first sentence refer to time or a place?
Can I use it to refer to a point in time?
We aren't there yet. I'll decide what to do when it is time to.
Thank you
Can I use it to refer to a point in time?
We aren't there yet. I'll decide what to do when it is time to.
Thank you
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Anonymous time or a place Its most natural usage is for place, but it can also be used for time, as you have done in your sentence. CJ
- Anonymous time or a place Its most natural usage is for place, but it can also be used for time, as you have done in your sentence.
- CJ
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Anonymoustime or a placeIts most natural usage is for place, but it can also be used for time, as you have done in your sentence.
CJ
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