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Rommel Posted 8 years ago
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It is correct to use ‘in front of’ in the sentence? Or should I say ‘before’ instead?
It is correct to use ‘in front of’ in the sentence? Or should I say ‘before’ instead?
“Let us work together,” the city mayor said in front of the crowd.
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Rommel It is correct to use ‘in front of’ in the sentence? Or should I say ‘before’ instead? “Let us work together,” the city mayor said in front of the crowd.
- Rommel It is correct to use ‘in front of’ in the sentence?
- Or should I say ‘before’ instead?
- “Let us work together,” the city mayor said in front of the crowd.
- There is nothing wrong with what you have, but here's my version: “Let us work together,” said the city mayor as he stood before the crowd.
- CJ
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RommelIt is correct to use ‘in front of’ in the sentence? Or should I say ‘before’ instead?
“Let us work together,” the city mayor said in front of the crowd.
There is nothing wrong with what you have, but here's my version:
“Let us work together,” said the city mayor as he stood before the crowd.
CJ
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