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Knightofsports Posted 13 years ago
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I'm asking my friend if he is still in Chicago. He replies:

I'm still in Chicago at dinner and probably won't be back in Wuxi for long term till end of the month.

Is this okay?

Thank you!
  

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I'm still in Chicago at dinner and probably won't be back in Wuxi for long term until the end of the month.

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  • I'm still in Chicago at dinner and probably won't be back in Wuxi for long term until the end of the month.
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I'm still in Chicago at dinner and probably won't be back in Wuxi for long term until the end of the month.
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AlpheccaStarsI'm still in Chicago at dinner and probably won't be back in Wuxi for long term until the end of the month.
What's wrong with for long term?
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Because the reader is expecting a phrase describing his arrival in Wuxi. "For the long term" is not such a phrase.
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