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Mojtaba vahdati Posted 10 years ago
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next few hours

Won't the use of "few" in this sentence make the person whom I'm texting to, think that I'm not much willing to meet him/her?
I’ll stay here for you for next few hours.

How about this one? Is it wrong? I've not heard it before:
I’ll stay here for you for some next hours.
  

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mojtaba vahdati Won't the use of "few" in this sentence make the person whom I'm texting to, think that I'm not much willing to meet him/her? No, it does not carry such a meaning. But the sentence needs other work: I’ll stay here and wait for you for the next few hours.

— Mister Micawber

  • mojtaba vahdati Won't the use of "few" in this sentence make the person whom I'm texting to, think that I'm not much willing to meet him/her?
  • No, it does not carry such a meaning.
  • But the sentence needs other work: I’ll stay here and wait for you for the next few hours.
  • mojtaba vahdati How about this one?
  • Is it wrong?
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mojtaba vahdatiWon't the use of "few" in this sentence make the person whom I'm texting to, think that I'm not much willing to meet him/her?
No, it does not carry such a meaning. But the sentence needs other work:

I’ll stay here and wait for you for the next few hours.
mojtaba vahdatiHow about this one? Is
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