English grammar
"She will watch a movie in three hours" rewrite as "It will be three hours till she watches a movie"
Does the rewritten sentence have the same meaning to the original sentence?
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Does the rewritten sentence have the same meaning as the original sentence? Yes, but note that the original sentence also has another ,meaning. She will watch a movie in three hours.
- Does the rewritten sentence have the same meaning as the original sentence?
- Yes, but note that the original sentence also has another ,meaning.
- She will watch a movie in three hours.
- Let's assume it is 12 noon.
- This sentence means that she will start watching a movie at 3pm.
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Does the rewritten sentence have the same meaning as the original sentence? Yes, but note that the original
sentence also has another ,meaning.
She will watch a movie in three hours.
Let's assume it is 12 noon.
This sentence means that she will start watching a movie at 3pm.
But it could also mean that she sometimes spends 3 hours watching a
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