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Healer Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

How to join more than one question together

Is it all right to have two questions joined together?

For example:

  • Will they tell us what time they will arrive OR can you estimate the time frame?
  • Will they tell us what time they will arrive OTHERWISE can you guesstimate the time frame?

Thanks!

  

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Hi The first one, using 'or', is good I wouldn't use 'guesstimate' except in a very informal context and, with regard to time, informally, I'd use eta there: - I don't know what time they'll be here / Do you have a guesstimate? / I gather that 3pm is the eta Dave

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  • Hi The first one, using 'or', is good I wouldn't use 'guesstimate' except in a very informal context and, with regard to time, informally, I'd use eta there: - I don't know what time they'll be here / Do you have a guesstimate?
  • / I gather that 3pm is the eta Dave
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Hi

The first one, using 'or', is good

I wouldn't use 'guesstimate' except in a very informal context and, with regard to time, informally, I'd use eta there:

- I don't know what time they'll be here / Do you have a guesstimate? / I gather that 3pm is the eta

Dave

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