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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
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I need permission tomorrow as I will have to leave early.
I need permission tomorrow as I will have to leave around 3:00 pm.
Are these correct grammatically?
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Yes, but the meaning is questionable. Which of these do you mean? I need your permission to leave early tomorrow.
- Yes, but the meaning is questionable.
- Which of these do you mean?
- I need your permission to leave early tomorrow.
- I must leave around 3 pm.
- I need to get your permission (for some other activity, such as sending the proposal to a client) before 3 pm tomorrow.
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Yes, but the meaning is questionable. Which of these do you mean?
I need your permission to leave early tomorrow. I must leave around 3 pm.
I need to get your permission (for some other activity, such as sending the proposal to a client) before 3 pm tomorrow.
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