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Joseph A Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
You will pass the exam as long as study hard.
You wll not pass the exam unless you study hard.
Is it OK if we use "as long as" and "unless" between conditon and result clause like in the above sentences?
regards
You wll not pass the exam unless you study hard.
Is it OK if we use "as long as" and "unless" between conditon and result clause like in the above sentences?
regards
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You wll not pass the exam unless you study hard. Joseph A Is it OK if we use "as long as" and "unless" between conditon and result clause like in the above sentences? Yes, those are fine sentences, Joseph.
- You wll not pass the exam unless you study hard.
- Joseph A Is it OK if we use "as long as" and "unless" between conditon and result clause like in the above sentences?
- Yes, those are fine sentences, Joseph.
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Joseph AYou will pass the exam as long as you study hard.You wll not pass the exam unless you study hard.
Joseph AIs it OK if we use "as long as" and "unless" between conditon and result clause like in the above sentences?Yes, those are fine sentences, Joseph.
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Hello, Mister Micawber
Could you answer these questions, please? a week ago asked these questions, but no one answered me.
The question is:
a.Are all these sentences correct?
1. At the end they are always happy.
2. They are always happy at the end.
3. In the end, they are always happy.
4. They are always happy in the end.
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Could you answer these questions, please? a week ago asked these questions, but no one answered me.
The question is:
a.Are all these sentences correct?
1. At the end they are always happy.
2. They are always happy at the end.
3. In the end, they are always happy.
4. They are always happy in the end.
b
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Joseph Ab. Are "at the end" and "in the end" interchangeable in all sentences?Roughly, yes. 'In' is the usual, I think. 'At the end' is more about physical/actual termination, while 'in the end' means 'finally, at last'.
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