Might also do it
1) We might take route 39 to go there. We might also take route 45.
2) We might take route 39 to go there. We might take route 45 as well.
3) We can schedule the operation for next week. We can also schedule it for the week after that.
4) We can schedule the operation for next week. We can schedule it for the week after that as well.
Do these make sense?
Obviously we are going to take either route 39 or route 45, but we can't take both. And the operation is going to be done only once, either next week or in the week after that. Do the sentences convey these ideas correctly?
Gratefully,
Navi
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navitasan Do these make sense? Yes. navitasan Obviously we are going to take either route 39 or route 45, but we can't take both.
- navitasan Do these make sense?
- Yes.
- navitasan Obviously we are going to take either route 39 or route 45, but we can't take both.
- Yes.
- We assume that's part of the background — the information that both the speaker and the listener are in agreement about.
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navitasanDo these make sense?
Yes.
navitasanObviously we are going to take either route 39 or route 45, but we can't take both.
Yes. We assume that's part of the background — the information that both the speaker and the listener are in agreement about.
navitasanAnd the operation ...
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