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Kk Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
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Hello
Can you tell me which sentence is right.
Thank you for your help.
I am not sure the definition of meaning betwee until and not until.
The government should adequately fund an unemployed assistance plan that would help them tide over difficult times until they look for a job.
The government shouldn't adequately fund an unemployed assistance plan that would help them tide over difficult times until they look for a job
Can you tell me which sentence is right.
Thank you for your help.
I am not sure the definition of meaning betwee until and not until.
The government should adequately fund an unemployed assistance plan that would help them tide over difficult times until they look for a job.
The government shouldn't adequately fund an unemployed assistance plan that would help them tide over difficult times until they look for a job
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Hello kk You're nearly right: 1. ' 2. ' 'Not until' wouldn't really suit this sentence.
- Hello kk You're nearly right: 1.
- ' 2.
- ' 'Not until' wouldn't really suit this sentence.
- ' MrP
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Hello kk
You're nearly right:
1. 'The government should adequately fund an unemployed assistance plan that would help tide them over difficult times until they find a job.'
or
'The government should adequately fund an unemployed assistance plan that would help tide them over difficult times while they're looking for a job.'
2. 'The government shou
You're nearly right:
1. 'The government should adequately fund an unemployed assistance plan that would help tide them over difficult times until they find a job.'
or
'The government should adequately fund an unemployed assistance plan that would help tide them over difficult times while they're looking for a job.'
2. 'The government shou
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