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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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She was working for a period of eleven and half months. Is this statement grammatically correct?
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Hi, She was working for a period of eleven and a half months. Is this statement grammatically correct? Yes.
- Hi, She was working for a period of eleven and a half months.
- Is this statement grammatically correct?
- Yes.
- But, unless you have some specific reason to use continuous, I suggest this simple statement of a fact about the past.
- She worked for eleven and a half months.
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Hi,
She was working for a period of eleven and a half months. Is this statement grammatically correct?
Yes.
But, unless you have some specific reason to use continuous, I suggest this simple statement of a fact about the past.
She worked for eleven and a half months.
Best wishes, Clive
She was working for a period of eleven and a half months. Is this statement grammatically correct?
Yes.
But, unless you have some specific reason to use continuous, I suggest this simple statement of a fact about the past.
She worked for eleven and a half months.
Best wishes, Clive
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Hi Clive,
I hope I will appear as Anon. Browsing the English Forum silently, I found that I really like your sence for the others, they are never fell stupid after yours explanations. Thank you and let's *** or what ever is above us, fulfil all your intentiouns,
Best whishes,
D.S.
I hope I will appear as Anon. Browsing the English Forum silently, I found that I really like your sence for the others, they are never fell stupid after yours explanations. Thank you and let's *** or what ever is above us, fulfil all your intentiouns,
Best whishes,
D.S.
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