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Mr. Tom Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Morning shift
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Would you say that the following sentences are correct and natural? Any suggestions are welcome.
He changed his school from (the?) morning shift to (the?) afternoon shift.
He says that running the school in the afternoon shift in easier than running it in the morning one.
Thanks,
Tom
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Would you say that the following sentences are correct and natural? Any suggestions are welcome.
He changed his school from (the?) morning shift to (the?) afternoon shift.
He says that running the school in the afternoon shift in easier than running it in the morning one.
Thanks,
Tom
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I am familiar with the use of "shift" with respect to certain occupations, but not with respect to schools. Maybe you meant this? He changed the class schedule from morning to afternoon.
- I am familiar with the use of "shift" with respect to certain occupations, but not with respect to schools.
- Maybe you meant this?
- He changed the class schedule from morning to afternoon.
- He says that scheduling classes in the afternoon is easier than scheduling them in the morning.
- CJ
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I am familiar with the use of "shift" with respect to certain occupations, but not with respect to schools.
Maybe you meant this?
He changed the class schedule from morning to afternoon.
He says that scheduling classes in the afternoon is easier than scheduling them in the morning.
CJ
Maybe you meant this?
He changed the class schedule from morning to afternoon.
He says that scheduling classes in the afternoon is easier than scheduling them in the morning.
CJ
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Thanks, CJ
In our culture, there are two shifts of schools.
7:30: to 1:00
1:30: to 7:00
The second shift facilitates the matters for many people, especially "housewives" who need to do a job for financial reasons.
Thanks,
Tom
In our culture, there are two shifts of schools.
7:30: to 1:00
1:30: to 7:00
The second shift facilitates the matters for many people, especially "housewives" who need to do a job for financial reasons.
Thanks,
Tom
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Mr. TomHe changed his school from (the?) morning shift to (the?) afternoon shift.So here you're saying that the school that he owned and operated went from being open for business in the morning to being open for business in the afternoon. Is that what you meant?
CJ
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In that case, your sentences are OK as you've written them. Do include the.
He changed his school from (the?) morning shift to (the?) afternoon shift.
He says that running the school in the afternoon shift in easier than running it in the morning one.
I would rephrase the first one a little differently, however, if I were writing the sentence.
He changed the
He changed his school from (the?) morning shift to (the?) afternoon shift.
He says that running the school in the afternoon shift in easier than running it in the morning one.
I would rephrase the first one a little differently, however, if I were writing the sentence.
He changed the
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