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Wisdom27 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
expressing an idea
Dear all.
Context:
It was raining on the way to my office. A call from the office.
Why are you being late? I answered, I was stuck in the rain.
Is it correct or not, or other expression?
Thank you.
Context:
It was raining on the way to my office. A call from the office.
Why are you being late? I answered, I was stuck in the rain.
Is it correct or not, or other expression?
Thank you.
Top answer
To be stuck implies being at a stand-still, moviing very little if at all. I think a better response is I was slowed down by the rain.
- To be stuck implies being at a stand-still, moviing very little if at all.
- I think a better response is I was slowed down by the rain.
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To be stuck implies being at a stand-still, moviing very little if at all. I think a better response is I was slowed down by the rain.
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