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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
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1. He has to stay in hotels when he's in California. Or
He has to stay at hotels when he's in California.
Which is correct and native?
2. I'll be in the office on Tuesday, so I'll see you guys then.
I'll be in the office Tuesday, which means I'll see you guys then.
Which is correct and native? Why do some ppl use the preposition on and some don't. Which is the correct version?
Thanks for sharing!
He has to stay at hotels when he's in California.
Which is correct and native?
2. I'll be in the office on Tuesday, so I'll see you guys then.
I'll be in the office Tuesday, which means I'll see you guys then.
Which is correct and native? Why do some ppl use the preposition on and some don't. Which is the correct version?
Thanks for sharing!
Top answer
I think the sfirst sentences r correct I hope my answer is correct ^^ thank u
- I think the sfirst sentences r correct I hope my answer is correct ^^ thank u
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I think the sfirst sentences r correct 
I hope my answer is correct ^^
thank u
I hope my answer is correct ^^
thank u
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1. Which is correct and native?-- Both seem fine to me.
2. Which is correct and native?-- Both seem fine again. 'You guys' marks this as casual conversation, which makes most anything seem natural. The preposition is optional here.
2. Which is correct and native?-- Both seem fine again. 'You guys' marks this as casual conversation, which makes most anything seem natural. The preposition is optional here.
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