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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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0What does the following sentence mean? 02br
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001) You should see a plane flying over in 15 minutes.02br
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01cite10New2grammar12cite10What does the following sentence mean? 12br
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101) You should see a plane flying over in 15 minutes.12br
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10Is it possible to see a plane at 14th minute?12br
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0So, you are saying the event of a plane flying over could happen anytime between now and 15 minutes later?02br
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00I thought I saw a post saying "in" indicates precise timing as in the 15th minute and not anytime before or after. Is this correct? Or should it be context 0-
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0So, you are saying the event of a plane flying over could happen anytime between now and 15 minutes later?02br
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00I thought I saw a post saying "in" indicates precise timing as in the 15th minute and not anytime before or after. Is this correct? Or should it be context dependent?02br
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00For example,02br
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001) I will see you
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