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Amiramim Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Hi

you haven't heard what I said to you ,now you have mlssed the train.you must wait the next ,if at all .

Is this sentence correct? Is the expression ''if at all'' used correctly ?
THANKS
  

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You didn't listen / weren't listening to what I said. Now you have missed the train. You will have to / must wait for the next one, if there is one.

— Fivejedjon

  • You didn't listen / weren't listening to what I said.
  • Now you have missed the train.
  • You will have to / must wait for the next one, if there is one.
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You didn't listen/ weren't listening to what I said. Now you have missed the train. You will have to/must wait for the next one, if there is one.
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