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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
can you say
Hi,
"Do you always get stuck with traffic like that on your way home?"
thanks
"Do you always get stuck with traffic like that on your way home?"
thanks
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Hi, The normal expression is 'get stuck in traffic'. Clive
- Hi, The normal expression is 'get stuck in traffic'.
- Clive
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A couple of points I'd like to make...
This = I like this car here. The car is near you.
That = I like that car over there. The car is a away from you.
If you are in a car with someone being stuck in traffic you would say:
This = I like this car here. The car is near you.
That = I like that car over there. The car is a away from you.
If you are in a car with someone being stuck in traffic you would say:
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Hi,
Yes, 'Do you always get stuck in traffic like this . . ' suggests that the speaker and the listener are in a car in the middle of the traffic.
'Do you always get stuck in traffic like that . . . ' is also OK. It just suggests that they are not in the traffic at the time of speaking. eg Perhaps the driver
Yes, 'Do you always get stuck in traffic like this . . ' suggests that the speaker and the listener are in a car in the middle of the traffic.
'Do you always get stuck in traffic like that . . . ' is also OK. It just suggests that they are not in the traffic at the time of speaking. eg Perhaps the driver
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