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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Go to plan
Could you tell me what the correct way is of saying these please?
Things never go to plan weddings. The bride and groom planned the dinner at 8 it always happens later.
The bride and groom are never able to stick to the timetable.
We are 30 minutes late compared to the timetable. The dinner was supposed to start at 7:30 and it's 8pm.
Thank you
Things never go to plan weddings. The bride and groom planned the dinner at 8 it always happens later.
The bride and groom are never able to stick to the timetable.
We are 30 minutes late compared to the timetable. The dinner was supposed to start at 7:30 and it's 8pm.
Thank you
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Anonymous Could you tell me what the correct way is of saying these please? There are a variety of ways of doing these. [Things never go to plan at weddings.
- Anonymous Could you tell me what the correct way is of saying these please?
- There are a variety of ways of doing these.
- [Things never go to plan at weddings.
- ] The bride and groom might plan the dinner for one time, but it always happens at a later time.
- They're never able to [stick to the timetable / stay on schedule].
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AnonymousCould you tell me what the correct way is of saying these please?There are a variety of ways of doing these.
[Things never go to plan at weddings. / Weddings never go to plan.] The bride and groom might plan the dinner for one time, but it always happens at a later time. They're never able to [stick to the timetable / stay on schedule].
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