He is not coming
A: I am hoping that robert will come with us to go on trip.
B: No, He told me that he is not coming this time due to/because of heavy work.
Please check the conversation.
Is "he is not coming" better in the context?
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A: I am hoping that R obert will come with us on the trip . or I am hoping that R obert will come on the trip with us. B: No, he told me that he is not coming this time due to/because of his heavy work load.
- A: I am hoping that R obert will come with us on the trip .
- or I am hoping that R obert will come on the trip with us.
- B: No, he told me that he is not coming this time due to/because of his heavy work load.
- Please check the conversation.
- Is "he is not coming" better in the context?
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A: I am hoping that Robert will come with us on the trip.
or I am hoping that Robert will come on the trip with us.
B: No, he told me that he is not coming this time due to/because of his heavy work load.
Please check the conversation.
Is "he is not coming" better in the context? Yes
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