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Cibeistone Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
How to use "time" as the subject of a sentence?
Hi Everyone!
I am wondering how to use "time" as the subject of a sentence. For example, can I say:
"2:30PM, this Friday afternoon, November 16 is good for me".
I was about to confirm an appointment, but worried about the "time" expression in the above sentence, especially the ordering of each piece(time, date, etc).
Thanks a lot for your kind guidance!
Stone
I am wondering how to use "time" as the subject of a sentence. For example, can I say:
"2:30PM, this Friday afternoon, November 16 is good for me".
I was about to confirm an appointment, but worried about the "time" expression in the above sentence, especially the ordering of each piece(time, date, etc).
Thanks a lot for your kind guidance!
Stone
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Hi Stone It is better to begin a sentence with a word rather than numbers. m. "
- Hi Stone It is better to begin a sentence with a word rather than numbers.
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Hi Stone
It is better to begin a sentence with a word rather than numbers. I'd suggest this:
"This Friday, November 16, at 2:30 p.m. is/would be good for me."
It is better to begin a sentence with a word rather than numbers. I'd suggest this:
"This Friday, November 16, at 2:30 p.m. is/would be good for me."
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CibeistoneHi Everyone!
I am wondering how to use "time" as the subject of a sentence. For example, can I say:
"2:30PM, this Friday afternoon, November 16 is good for me".
I was about to confirm an appointment, but worried about the "time" expression in the above sentence, especially the ordering of each piece(time, date, etc).
Thanks a
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