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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
How do I express this?
How would you say each of the 3 if they are unnatural?
Once the baby is sleeping deeply, I will move it to its crib.
Once the baby is in a deep sleep, I will move it to its crib.
Once the baby is sleeping heavily, I will move it to its crib.
Thank you in advance
Once the baby is sleeping deeply, I will move it to its crib.
Once the baby is in a deep sleep, I will move it to its crib.
Once the baby is sleeping heavily, I will move it to its crib.
Thank you in advance
Top answer
Those are all OK. I'd say, [Once / As soon as] the baby's asleep, I'll put it in the crib. CJ
- Those are all OK.
- I'd say, [Once / As soon as] the baby's asleep, I'll put it in the crib.
- CJ
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Those are all OK.
I'd say, [Once / As soon as] the baby's asleep, I'll put it in the crib.
CJ
I'd say, [Once / As soon as] the baby's asleep, I'll put it in the crib.
CJ
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Is deeply and heavily both as good or is there one that is better?
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Anonymous Is deeply and heavily both as good or is there one that is better?Both are OK.
CJ
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I'd suggest that you use 'he' or 'she' rather than 'it' if you are talking to the parents of the child.
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