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Vincent Teo Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Next week / the following week
Which is correct?
Last Tuesday night, Peter was playing computer games. His mother advised him but he ignored.
The next week /next week / the following week, he could not answer questions in the exam.
Last Tuesday night, Peter was playing computer games. His mother advised him but he ignored.
The next week /next week / the following week, he could not answer questions in the exam.
Top answer
Shouldn't we need ' this week ' here? It was only last Tuesday he ignored his mother's advice.
- Shouldn't we need ' this week ' here?
- It was only last Tuesday he ignored his mother's advice.
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Shouldn't we need 'this week' here?
It was only last Tuesday he ignored his mother's advice.
It was only last Tuesday he ignored his mother's advice.
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I think you can consider this:
Last Tuesday night, Peter was playing computer games. His mother advised him to prepare for the exams, but he ignored her advice. This week, he could not answer many/some/a few questions in the exam.
Last Tuesday night, Peter was playing computer games. His mother advised him to prepare for the exams, but he ignored her advice. This week, he could not answer many/some/a few questions in the exam.
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