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Adrianna Mj Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

"I was ready for to go"?

Hey!

Is it correct to say: "Finally, I was ready for to go though I had some doubts if I would be able to get on with Spanish students?"

I thought that it would be either:
"I was ready for something/you to do sth"
or
"I was ready to go"

but never a mixture of these 2. Did someone make a mistake or is that correct?
  

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Adrianna Mj Is it correct to say: "Finally, I was ready for to go No. Adrianna Mj I thought that it would be either:"I was ready for something/you to do sth"or "I was ready to go" Me, too. Adrianna Mj 2.

— Mister Micawber

  • Adrianna Mj Is it correct to say: "Finally, I was ready for to go No.
  • Adrianna Mj I thought that it would be either:"I was ready for something/you to do sth"or "I was ready to go" Me, too.
  • Adrianna Mj 2.
  • Did someone make a mistake Yes.
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Adrianna MjIs it correct to say: "Finally, I was ready for to go
No.
Adrianna MjI thought that it would be either:"I was ready for something/you to do sth"or "I was ready to go"
Me, too.
Adrianna Mj2. Did someone make a mistake
Yes.
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