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Hans51 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
It's about time to go home. VS. It's time to go home.
It's about time to go home. VS. It's time to go home.
What is a difference between them?
And here in the sentence "about" is used as a preposition like 'think about it' or an adverb like 'about 30 %', 'about 100 people will come', etc?
What do you native English speakers think?
Thank you so much as usual!
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about here means approximately. Using 'about' makes the statement more tentative, less definite.
- about here means approximately.
- Using 'about' makes the statement more tentative, less definite.
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about here means approximately.
Using 'about' makes the statement more tentative, less definite.
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