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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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In two hours

I will take two hours to paint this room. (I want to begin with in two hours)

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Anonymous I will take two hours to paint this room. (I want to begin with in two hours) Hey, Anonymous. "I will take two hours to paint this room" doesn't mean that you will start painting this room in two hours.

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  • Anonymous I will take two hours to paint this room.
  • (I want to begin with in two hours) Hey, Anonymous.
  • "I will take two hours to paint this room" doesn't mean that you will start painting this room in two hours.
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AnonymousI will take two hours to paint this room. (I want to begin with in two hours)

Hey, Anonymous.

"I will take two hours to paint this room" doesn't mean that you will start painting this room in two hours.

When you say: "I will start painting the room in two hours or within two hours", it means that in the time of two

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Thanks but I want to put 'In two hours' at the beginning of the sentence 'I will take two hours to paint this room.' Sorry if my question wasn't clear enough.
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Two hours will be needed (for me) to paint this room.

Two hours will be required to paint this room.

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