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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Hi guys,
First of all: I'm not a native English speaker.
I wanted to know if the sentence "join me to New York" is correct.
I want to express that I want somebody to join me on my trip to New York. Can I leave out the "on my trip" part of this sentence? If not: what would be a better way to shorten this sentence?
Cheeers,
v.
First of all: I'm not a native English speaker.
I wanted to know if the sentence "join me to New York" is correct.
I want to express that I want somebody to join me on my trip to New York. Can I leave out the "on my trip" part of this sentence? If not: what would be a better way to shorten this sentence?
Cheeers,
v.
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Hi, First of all: I'm not a native English speaker. I wanted to know if the sentence "join me to New York" is correct. No.
- Hi, First of all: I'm not a native English speaker.
- I wanted to know if the sentence "join me to New York" is correct.
- No.
- I want to express that I want somebody to join me on my trip to New York.
- Can I leave out the "on my trip" part of this sentence?
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Hi,
First of all: I'm not a native English speaker.
I wanted to know if the sentence "join me to New York" is correct. No.
I want to express that I want somebody to join me on my trip to New York. Can I leave out the "on my trip" part of this sentence? No.
If not: what would be a better way to shorten this sentence?
A very nat
First of all: I'm not a native English speaker.
I wanted to know if the sentence "join me to New York" is correct. No.
I want to express that I want somebody to join me on my trip to New York. Can I leave out the "on my trip" part of this sentence? No.
If not: what would be a better way to shorten this sentence?
A very nat
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