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He told me that he would come at 5'o clock. It is 6'o clock now but not yet to come.
Is this a correct sentence? and please make sure that not yet to come is suitable in it.
I have come from a long distance. so, I need to leave early.
Is this a correct sentence?
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A guide to a good command of English is to stick to grammar all the time. Avoid slang and short cuts as much as possible. " If were you I would rather say: "He told me that he would come at 5'o clock.
- A guide to a good command of English is to stick to grammar all the time.
- Avoid slang and short cuts as much as possible.
- " If were you I would rather say: "He told me that he would come at 5'o clock.
- " "My destination is far off; I need to leave early"
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A guide to a good command of English is to stick to grammar all the time. Avoid slang and short cuts as much as possible. Remember, the golden rule says, "It is not about a right or wrong usage of language but it is the question of good or bad." If were you I would rather say:
"He told me that he would come at 5'o clock. It is already 6 o'clock now but he has not come as yet."
0They are not correct. There are many ways to say them.
You could write them like this:
'He told me that he would come at 5 o'clock. It is 6 o'clock now but he is not here yet.'
You could say 'It is 6 o'clock now but he is yet to come', but that sounds old-fashioned.
'I have come a long way so I need to leave early.'
Note how to write 5
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