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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
At your convenient times
I am going to make up two sentences below.
(1) You can come here to borrow books at your convenience.
(2) You can come here to borrow books at your convenient times.
I think (1) is grammatically correct. May I ask a question about (2)?
Is it grammatically OK to pluralize the word "time" here? Thanks for your help.
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ansonguy I think (1) is grammatically correct. Yes, it is. ansonguy Is it grammatically OK to pluralize the word "time" here?
- ansonguy I think (1) is grammatically correct.
- Yes, it is.
- ansonguy Is it grammatically OK to pluralize the word "time" here?
- Yes, but the sentence is not natural.
- This is better, but #1 is my preference.
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ansonguyI think (1) is grammatically correct.
Yes, it is.
ansonguyIs it grammatically OK to pluralize the word "time" here?
Yes, but the sentence is not natural. This is better, but #1 is my preference.
(2) You can come here to borrow books at times convenient to you.
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