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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Last night to work
Are these sentences correct:
1-This is my last night to work here. From now on, I will be working here in the mornings.
2-This is my last night of working here. From now on, I will be working here in the mornings.
3-This is my last night of work here. From now on, I will be working here in the mornings.
Do they mean:
a-This is the last night I can work here.
or:
b-This is the last night I have to work here,
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-This is my last night to work here. From now on, I will be working here in the mornings.
2-This is my last night of working here. From now on, I will be working here in the mornings.
3-This is my last night of work here. From now on, I will be working here in the mornings.
Do they mean:
a-This is the last night I can work here.
or:
b-This is the last night I have to work here,
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
1. This is my last night to work here. This is unidiomatic.
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- This is my last night to work here.
- This is unidiomatic.
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- This is my last night of working here.
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1. This is my last night to work here. This is unidiomatic.
2. This is my last night of working here. I would not put it this way, but it is not exactly wrong.
2. This is my last night of working here. I would not put it this way, but it is not exactly wrong.
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