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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Hostel
Describing a hostel:
It's an adequate place to stay, but it's not a hostel, and personally I don't think it should be listed as one on the website.
Please proofread sentence.
Thanks!
Is there a difference if I use:
It's an adequate place to stay, but it's not a hostel, and personally I don't think it should've been listed as one on the website.
It's an adequate place to stay, but it's not a hostel, and personally I don't think it should be listed as one on the website.
Please proofread sentence.
Thanks!
Is there a difference if I use:
It's an adequate place to stay, but it's not a hostel, and personally I don't think it should've been listed as one on the website.
Top answer
Those are both good grammar and their intent is the same (though the first one could also apply to a future listing).
- Those are both good grammar and their intent is the same (though the first one could also apply to a future listing).
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Those are both good grammar and their intent is the same (though the first one could also apply to a future listing).
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