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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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Can you say:
Please check for flights around this time. Or
Please check for flights around right now.
Do they mean the same?
Thanks!
Please check for flights around this time. Or
Please check for flights around right now.
Do they mean the same?
Thanks!
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The first sentence is right, although it needs clarification. " Hope I helped!
- The first sentence is right, although it needs clarification.
- " Hope I helped!
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The first sentence is right, although it needs clarification.
For example, you need to specify -
1) Whether you want to check for flights that are leaving or arriving
2) The time period (For example, you could say, "Please check for flights around 5pm.)
The second sentence is not grammatically correct, but it could be taken to mean "Please check for fligh
For example, you need to specify -
1) Whether you want to check for flights that are leaving or arriving
2) The time period (For example, you could say, "Please check for flights around 5pm.)
The second sentence is not grammatically correct, but it could be taken to mean "Please check for fligh
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