I'm just hoping to get the hang of as many things for the project as possible before I fly back to my hometown on the 10th of July.
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I'm just hoping to get the hang of as many things for the project as possible before I fly back to my hometown on the 10th of July.
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mezzopiano I'm just hoping to get the hang of as many things for the project as possible before I fly back to my hometown on the 10th of July. I'd change that a little. I'm just hoping to get the hang of as many things as possible for the project before I fly back home on July 10.
- mezzopiano I'm just hoping to get the hang of as many things for the project as possible before I fly back to my hometown on the 10th of July.
- I'd change that a little.
- I'm just hoping to get the hang of as many things as possible for the project before I fly back home on July 10.
- In case you didn't know, "get the hang of" is a very casual expression, not at all formal.
- So if you are writing to a friend, it's OK, but if you're writing to a professor, it's not really the best expression.
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mezzopianoI'm just hoping to get the hang of as many things for the project as possible before I fly back to my hometown on the 10th of July.
I'd change that a little.
I'm just hoping to get the hang of as many things as possible for the project before I fly back home on July 10.
In case you didn't know, "get the hang of" is a very casual
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