Are there any errors in the below sentences please? This is exactly the way I'd say them, so I don't seem to think there is anything structurally wrong or unnatural about them. Would you let me know what you think please?
- Who else worked there when I worked there?/while I was working here?
- If the first 10 games are any indication, they'll probably win the championship.//
- I don't mind seeing her as much in the morning as I do at night.
- There is nothing here for you.
- The fans are happy as (while) their team is up by 10.
- Anytime you start to play well, you feel better about yourself.
- Give the keys to no one other than the police.
Thank you
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'Any time' is two words; otherwise, they are all OK.
— Mister Micawber
'Any time' is two words; otherwise, they are all OK.
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