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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Is this okay?

Is this okay?

Having already had enough of the pop music, the man popped back in his rap cassette.

(It's from a time where cassettes was used)

  

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Is this okay? Use this word order Having already had enough of the pop music, the man popped his rap cassette back in. (It's from a time where cassettes were was used).

— Clive

  • Is this okay?
  • Use this word order Having already had enough of the pop music, the man popped his rap cassette back in.
  • (It's from a time where cassettes were was used).
  • Note that in everyday English, people rarely say eg Having already had enough of the pop music, .
  • Instead, we say eg He'd already had enough of the pop music, so the man popped his rap cassette back in.
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Is this okay? Use this word order

Having already had enough of the pop music, the man popped his rap cassette back in.

(It's from a time where cassettes were was used).



Note that in everyday English, people rarely say eg Having already had enough of the pop music, . .

Instead, we say

eg He'd already had

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I wouldn't use "pop" with two different meanings in the same sentence unless I were trying to be funny, and if I really wanted a comic effect, then I'd probably try to get "popcorn" in the sentence, too.

Just saying.

CJ

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