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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Of all the places he could have sat
Is this sentence natural?
Of all the place he could have sat, he had to sit next to me on the bus. My luck.
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Of all the place he could have sat, he had to sit next to me on the bus. My luck.
Thank you
Top answer
Yes, except the common phrase when you rue something is Just my luck!
- Yes, except the common phrase when you rue something is Just my luck!
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That's for the telling about "just".
What do you think of this?
Of all the seats he could have taken, it/he had to be next to me/mine.
Is this better than the original sentence?
How would you have written this sentence?
Of all the days he could have woken up early, he had to wake up early today. Just my luck.
Of all the days he could have chosen to wake up
What do you think of this?
Of all the seats he could have taken, it/he had to be next to me/mine.
Is this better than the original sentence?
How would you have written this sentence?
Of all the days he could have woken up early, he had to wake up early today. Just my luck.
Of all the days he could have chosen to wake up
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