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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Help with the conjuction Untill
Is this a correct sentence?
Until this shop is open, I am going to stand here to get that bike.
Until this shop is open, I am going to stand here to get that bike.
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Possible but extremely awkward. Do not front an adverbial unless it clearly applies to the whole situation. I am going to stand here until this shop opens to get that bike.
- Possible but extremely awkward.
- Do not front an adverbial unless it clearly applies to the whole situation.
- I am going to stand here until this shop opens to get that bike.
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Possible but extremely awkward. Do not front an adverbial unless it clearly applies to the whole situation.
I am going to stand here until this shop opens to get that bike.
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Possible but extremely awkward. Do not front an adverbial unless it clearly applies to the whole situation.
I am going to stand here until this shop opens to get that bike.
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