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My Celine Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Is this correct?
Situation 1
My friends and I am taking a grammar course, and will have a lesson tmr.
I say" I have to go now. See you tmr in Grammar." Is this correct?
If incorrect, what could I say?
My friends and I am taking a grammar course, and will have a lesson tmr.
I say" I have to go now. See you tmr in Grammar." Is this correct?
If incorrect, what could I say?
Top answer
What does tmr mean?
- What does tmr mean?
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My friends and I are taking the Grammar course, and we'll have a lesson tomorrow.
I say, "I have to go now. See you tomorrow in Grammar." (I'll see is understood in conversational English, just as in the course is understood in 'have a lesson [in the course] tomorrow'.)
I say, "I have to go now. See you tomorrow in Grammar." (I'll see is understood in conversational English, just as in the course is understood in 'have a lesson [in the course] tomorrow'.)
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Mister MicawberWhat does tmr mean?Maybe it means 'to meet reindeer'.
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