In the free time

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No. In his free time.
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Thanks,but normally we say "during his free time", we can also say "in his free time"?

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Hi Vincent,

Perhaps I am the only person feeling a bit puzzled. Since you have your own idea about what is correct, why are you asking questions to which you have your own answers to? If you still expect any improvement and to receive help, stop being agumentative, especia

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Thanks,but normally we say "during his free time", we can also say "in his free time"?
Yes, that's right, Vincent.
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Hi, Goodman.

Although I got my personal perspective, but I also need someone else to comfirm. The normal usage not just only a expert say "that is correct", all members must follow. They can voice out their personal opinion. Different countries also have different culture, different style of the English usage.

We can share the opinions on an issue. Anyway, thanks your sharing!!

Vincent,

I am not trying to discourage you from asking question and learning. Learning how to apply correct English is more than just asking repeated questions and robotically link the words together in sentences. Natural English comes from reading and listening from which correct speech patterns and relevent contexts can be developed and mature over time. The “Can I say” method is a wron

Hi Vincent,

It's nice that you said 'thank you' in your last post.

Although you get a large amount of help, I think that's the first time in a long time that you've said 'Thank you'.

Best wishes, Clive