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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Friends
My friends have asked me to be there roommate today, so I'm planning to room with them. Or
My friends asked me to be there roommate today, so I'm planning to room with them.
Are both useable and mean the same things?
My friends asked me to be there roommate today, so I'm planning to room with them.
Are both useable and mean the same things?
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Precious - I'm surprised. It's "their", not "there". John
- Precious - I'm surprised.
- It's "their", not "there".
- John
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JohnParisPrecious - I'm surprised.That was a careless error on my part.
It's "their", not "there".
John
What about the rest of the sentences?
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Both mean the same thing.
However, "My friends asked me to be their roommate today, so I'm planning to room with them" flows more naturally and would be my preference.
J
However, "My friends asked me to be their roommate today, so I'm planning to room with them" flows more naturally and would be my preference.
J
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