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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Bus
In the context: I was waiting for the bus which was not coming for a long hour yesterday.
There was no bus coming for an hour yesterday.
There had not been a bus coming for an hour yesterday.
Are these sentence correct?
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I waited more than an hour for the bus yesterday. The busses were delayed yesterday. I had to wait an hour.
- I waited more than an hour for the bus yesterday.
- The busses were delayed yesterday.
- I had to wait an hour.
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I waited more than an hour for the bus yesterday.
The busses were delayed yesterday. I had to wait an hour.
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