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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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in time
You will get used to the new way of life in time.
Hi,
Does "in time" in the above refer to "after a while" or "sooner or later?" Thanks.
Hi,
Does "in time" in the above refer to "after a while" or "sooner or later?" Thanks.
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You will get used to the new way of life as time goes by. Is it ok?
- You will get used to the new way of life as time goes by.
- Is it ok?
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You will get used to the new way of life as time goes by.
Is it ok?
Is it ok?
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AngliholicYou will get used to the new way of life in time.Yes. And the implication is that it won't take too long. Just be patient.
Hi,
Does "in time" in the above refer to "after a while" or "sooner or later?" Thanks.
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Hi,
You will get used to the new way of life as time goes by.
Is it ok? It's OK. Only say 'the' if you have already mentioned this 'new way of life'. Otherewise, use the indefinite article 'a'.
Clive
You will get used to the new way of life as time goes by.
Is it ok? It's OK. Only say 'the' if you have already mentioned this 'new way of life'. Otherewise, use the indefinite article 'a'.
Clive
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PhilipThanks, Philip and Clive.AngliholicYes. And the implication is that it won't take too long. Just be patient.
You will get used to the new way of life in time.
Hi,
Does "in time" in the above refer to "after a while" or "sooner or later?" Thanks.
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