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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
No holidays
1. Is this a correct sentence:
No holidays don't sound right. Or
No holidays doesn't sound right.
we're talking about working schedule.
2. I try to call but your phone is busy. - Is this native?
Thanks.
No holidays don't sound right. Or
No holidays doesn't sound right.
we're talking about working schedule.
2. I try to call but your phone is busy. - Is this native?
Thanks.
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No holidays doesn't sound right. - This sentence is all right to me as the 'No holidays' is treated as one idea. I am sorry I am cluless about the second one.
- No holidays doesn't sound right.
- - This sentence is all right to me as the 'No holidays' is treated as one idea.
- I am sorry I am cluless about the second one.
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No holidays doesn't sound right. - This sentence is all right to me as the 'No holidays' is treated as one idea.
I am sorry I am cluless about the second one.
I am sorry I am cluless about the second one.
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PreciousJones1. Is this a correct sentence:
No holidays don't sound right. [N]
No holidays doesn't sound right. [Y]
Do you understand why?
2. I try to call but your phone is busy. [Y]
It means 'I (sometimes)(often) call you, but your phone is always busy when I call.'
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hi
1. no holidays doesn't sound right is correct .
2. i think if using in simple past would be better. i tried to call but your line was busy
1. no holidays doesn't sound right is correct .
2. i think if using in simple past would be better. i tried to call but your line was busy
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sanazz2. I thinkifusinginsimple past would be better.
I tried to call, but your line was busy. [Y]
The present tense sentence is correct too but has a different meaning.
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