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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Asleep

Is it correct to send a message to someone that you think they are asleep already like this:

You seem asleep. Or I think you are sleeping/ asleep already.

Please advice on my sentences.
  

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Anonymous Is it correct to send a message to someone that you think they are asleep already like this: You seem asleep . Please advice on my sentences. No.

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  • Anonymous Is it correct to send a message to someone that you think they are asleep already like this: You seem asleep .
  • Please advice on my sentences.
  • No.
  • I am not sure what the reason is that you wanted to do that.
  • But logically, if that someone is asleep already, why would you think he can see you message?
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Anonymous Is it correct to send a message to someone that you think they are asleep already like this: You seem asleep. Or I think you are sleeping/ asleep already.Please advice on my sentences.
No. I am not sure what the reason is that you
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Thank you. I wanted to send this message because that person has been waiting for a message from be but it is very late now, so i want to day I think you are asleep already o I think you slept already. Does that make sense? Are my sentences correct? If not, please advise?
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Anonymousso i want to day I think you are asleep already o I think you slept already.
This is not a good sentence. Try to write it with correct punctuation and capitalization.

I am a bit puzzled by your logic patterns. First you asked if it is correct to send a message to someone who you thought may be asleep.
Not you said he had been waiting thi
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Perhaps you mean this:

You might have already gone to bed, but I hope you will get this message in time.

I'm sorry if this email is coming after you are already in bed.
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