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Synonym Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Continually
However, today I found myself for about 1 hour I was continually preparing myself to hold back my grudge before I could speak to you.
Is the above written right? [what I intent is. " I had to prepare myself mentally before I could dial the phone but I want to include the above words".]
Is the above written right? [what I intent is. " I had to prepare myself mentally before I could dial the phone but I want to include the above words".]
Top answer
No. Why don't you use the words of your intent? They are right.
- No.
- Why don't you use the words of your intent?
- They are right.
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No. Why don't you use the words of your intent? They are right.
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I had to prepare myself mentally to hold back my grudge for about an hour before I could dial the phone.
Is 'for about an hour' in the above sentence placed properly??
Is 'for about an hour' in the above sentence placed properly??
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Ok,
I had to prepare myself mentally to hold back my [any feelings or emotions] for about an hour before I could dial the phone.
But is the phrase 'for about an hour' in the above sentence placed at a right place?
I had to prepare myself mentally to hold back my [any feelings or emotions] for about an hour before I could dial the phone.
But is the phrase 'for about an hour' in the above sentence placed at a right place?
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Yes, its placement is about as natural as can be done in that sentence.
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