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Rajesh jain Posted 14 years ago
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It is about time/high time
How should I use "it is high time/about time" in a situation where I believe a sportsperson truly deserves an award for his successful career and I want to express he should be given this award now. Would it go like this-
"It is about time/high time that Yuvraj Singh be given arjuna award for he has served the country incessantly for all these years than anyone in indian cricket ,winning more matches for the team single handedly than anyone else." or I have to use past tense after this idiom like "it is about time yuvraj singh was given arjuna......"
Thanks
"It is about time/high time that Yuvraj Singh be given arjuna award for he has served the country incessantly for all these years than anyone in indian cricket ,winning more matches for the team single handedly than anyone else." or I have to use past tense after this idiom like "it is about time yuvraj singh was given arjuna......"
Thanks
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In this situation, both work fine. ]
- In this situation, both work fine.
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In this situation, both work fine.
About time can be used in a more general sense [It's about time for us to leave, so hurry up and get ready.]
About time can be used in a more general sense [It's about time for us to leave, so hurry up and get ready.]
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