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Kumenglish Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
At first
A: Can you do this task?
B: I am going to call it a day. So, when I start my work tomorrow, I do this task at first.
Please check the conversation.
Any phrasal verb for "start my work"?
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Well, maybe "go to work" (begin to work). " This is a future action. " Here is how I would say it all: Not now.
- Well, maybe "go to work" (begin to work).
- " This is a future action.
- " Here is how I would say it all: Not now.
- I am going to call it a day.
- However, when I start working tomorrow, I'll do that task first.
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Well, maybe "go to work" (begin to work).
However, do not say "I do." This is a future action. Also, do not say "at first." Here is how I would say it all:
Not now. I am going to call it a day. However, when I start working tomorrow, I'll do that task first.
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