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Exie Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
He couldn't get this job ...
Hello,
is it correct to say: "He couldn't get this job tomorrow".
I found it a book such a sentence: "He couldn't be driving the car himself (which means: "It's not possible. He can't drive)". Therefore, is my sentence correct?
Thank you
is it correct to say: "He couldn't get this job tomorrow".
I found it a book such a sentence: "He couldn't be driving the car himself (which means: "It's not possible. He can't drive)". Therefore, is my sentence correct?
Thank you
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Your sentence is grammatically correct, however I would need to understand the context in order to tell you whether this is the best wording for it. -S
- Your sentence is grammatically correct, however I would need to understand the context in order to tell you whether this is the best wording for it.
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Your sentence is grammatically correct, however I would need to understand the context in order to tell you whether this is the best wording for it.
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I wanted to say that it's unlikely that he will get this job.
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