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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
For a while
Context: Conversation between Husband and Wife.
Can you take care of our baby for a while? I'll take her from you later.
Is this a correct sentence?
Can we use "for a while" (for a half-hour) and "take her from you"?
Top answer
It's grammatical, but in real life, she'd use the baby's name. It's incorrect to capitalise Husband and Wife .
- It's grammatical, but in real life, she'd use the baby's name.
- It's incorrect to capitalise Husband and Wife .
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It's grammatical, but in real life, she'd use the baby's name.
It's incorrect to capitalise Husband and Wife.
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