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Cat desk Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
I was not able
Are the following sententences correct? And do they mean the same?
1. I was not able to access the Internet the last few days. (Do I need to put a preposition?)
2. I was not able to access the Internet In the last few days.
3. I was not able to access the Internet for the last few days.
4- I was not able to acces the internet during the last few days.
Note that I am able to access the internet now.
1. I was not able to access the Internet the last few days. (Do I need to put a preposition?)
2. I was not able to access the Internet In the last few days.
3. I was not able to access the Internet for the last few days.
4- I was not able to acces the internet during the last few days.
Note that I am able to access the internet now.
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Hi (1) is casual and it's OK To be more formal, you'd probably put 'for' in, as you have with (3) (2) and (4), I'd say, are not wrong either Dave
- Hi (1) is casual and it's OK To be more formal, you'd probably put 'for' in, as you have with (3) (2) and (4), I'd say, are not wrong either Dave
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Hi
(1) is casual and it's OK
To be more formal, you'd probably put 'for' in, as you have with (3)
(2) and (4), I'd say, are not wrong either
Dave
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