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Speedoz Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Egypt :)
Hello,
I'm Egyptian and unfortunately I live and work out abroad. Please read the statement below and let me know if it's not sound English. Thanks
(I decided to set a plan for myself to move back to Egypt. It might takes time but one day I will live and work in Egypt)
I'm Egyptian and unfortunately I live and work out abroad. Please read the statement below and let me know if it's not sound English. Thanks
(I decided to set a plan for myself to move back to Egypt. It might takes time but one day I will live and work in Egypt)
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Your sentence is sound English. It needs a period at the end of the second sentence. I'd use a comma after "time," but it may be optional.
- Your sentence is sound English.
- It needs a period at the end of the second sentence.
- I'd use a comma after "time," but it may be optional.
- "It might take time" is an example of "might" used as an auxilliary verb, if I'm not mistaken; so "take" appears in the base form.
- It works like: This store takes credit cards.
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Your sentence is sound English. It needs a period at the end of the second sentence.
I'd use a comma after "time," but it may be optional.
"It might take time" is an example of "might" used as an auxilliary verb, if I'm not mistaken; so "take" appears in the base form.
It works like:
This store takes credit cards.
I'd use a comma after "time," but it may be optional.
"It might take time" is an example of "might" used as an auxilliary verb, if I'm not mistaken; so "take" appears in the base form.
It works like:
This store takes credit cards.
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