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Luis Bastos Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
In the meantime at the end of a sentence.
Hi,
I would like to get some clarification.
I want to use the following sentence:
"I'll sleep in the meantime."
Context: It comes at the end of a few sentences while I'm waiting for someone to do a bunch of tasks. As if I were saying, Ok, do all that and I'll be sleeping.
Is "I'll sleep in the meantime." still correct?
I would like to get some clarification.
I want to use the following sentence:
"I'll sleep in the meantime."
Context: It comes at the end of a few sentences while I'm waiting for someone to do a bunch of tasks. As if I were saying, Ok, do all that and I'll be sleeping.
Is "I'll sleep in the meantime." still correct?
Top answer
" still correct? Yes. It's fine.
- " still correct?
- Yes.
- It's fine.
- CJ
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Luis BastosIs "I'll sleep in the meantime." still correct?Yes. It's fine.
CJ
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