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Nano Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
conversation
Is there any mistakes on this conversation
person 1 : why you are not attanding meeting
person 2 : It is always on working days
person 1: But it is at evening time only
person 2 : sorry, daily till 8 pm I have work
Thanks
person 1 : why you are not attanding meeting
person 2 : It is always on working days
person 1: But it is at evening time only
person 2 : sorry, daily till 8 pm I have work
Thanks
Top answer
Yes, a few: Are there any mistakes in this conversation ? Person 1 : Why aren't you attending the meeting ? Person 2 : It's always on work days.
- Yes, a few: Are there any mistakes in this conversation ?
- Person 1 : Why aren't you attending the meeting ?
- Person 2 : It's always on work days.
- Person 1: But it's always in the evening .
- Person 2 : I know, but I have to work every day till 8 pm.
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Yes, a few:
Are there any mistakes in this conversation?
Person 1 : Why aren't you attending the meeting?
Person 2 : It's always on work days.
Person 1: But it's always in the evening.
Person 2 : I know, but I have to work every day till 8 pm.
Are there any mistakes in this conversation?
Person 1 : Why aren't you attending the meeting?
Person 2 : It's always on work days.
Person 1: But it's always in the evening.
Person 2 : I know, but I have to work every day till 8 pm.
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According to Webster's, there is nothing wrong with working day:
1. the amount of time that a worker must work for an agreed daily wage.
2. a day ordinarily given to working (distinguished from holiday).
3. the daily period of hours for working.
[1525–35]
1. the amount of time that a worker must work for an agreed daily wage.
2. a day ordinarily given to working (distinguished from holiday).
3. the daily period of hours for working.
[1525–35]
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Could be, CB-- I just model such conversations on what I would say.
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