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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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is this sentence correct? - thanks
I will be there this afternoon at 3.30pm and will give him a ring when arrive at your office.
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Arrive needs a subject. " Perhaps "there" = "his office" ?? When I arrive?
- Arrive needs a subject.
- " Perhaps "there" = "his office" ??
- When I arrive?
- When he arrives?
- Too many unknowns to fix it without first knowing the answers.
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Arrive needs a subject.
It's not clear from what you have here if "there" = "your office." Perhaps "there" = "his office" ?? When I arrive? When he arrives?
Too many unknowns to fix it without first knowing the answers.
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It's not clear from what you have here if "there" = "your office." Perhaps "there" = "his office" ?? When I arrive? When he arrives?
Too many unknowns to fix it without first knowing the answers.
- A.
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Consider: I will call him when I arrive at your office at 3.30pm .
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