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Osama91 Posted 14 years ago
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One Hour earlier?
Hi,
Let's say I work as a teacher and I always have a class at 3, but tomorrow I want my students to come one hour earlier( at 2) OR later (at 4). How can I ask them to do so? But I don't want to use numbers, I DON"T WANT TO SAY, Come tomorrow at 2 or 4. I want to say something like: Tomorrow's class is moved one hour earlier or later??? I'm not sure if it's correct.
2- How can I tell them that this change is permanent ?
Let's say I work as a teacher and I always have a class at 3, but tomorrow I want my students to come one hour earlier( at 2) OR later (at 4). How can I ask them to do so? But I don't want to use numbers, I DON"T WANT TO SAY, Come tomorrow at 2 or 4. I want to say something like: Tomorrow's class is moved one hour earlier or later??? I'm not sure if it's correct.
2- How can I tell them that this change is permanent ?
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Hi, Let's say I work as a teacher and I always have a class at 3, but tomorrow I want my students to come one hour earlier( at 2) OR later (at 4). How can I ask them to do so? But I don't want to use numbers, I DON"T WANT TO SAY , Come tomorrow at 2 or 4.
- Hi, Let's say I work as a teacher and I always have a class at 3, but tomorrow I want my students to come one hour earlier( at 2) OR later (at 4).
- How can I ask them to do so?
- But I don't want to use numbers, I DON"T WANT TO SAY , Come tomorrow at 2 or 4.
- I want to say something like : Tomorrow's class is moved one hour earlier or later???
- I'm not sure if it's correct.
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Hi,
Let's say I work as a teacher and I always have a class at 3, but tomorrow I want my students to come one hour earlier( at 2) OR later (at 4). How can I ask them to do so? But I don't want to use numbers, I DON"T WANT TO SAY, Come tomorrow at 2 or 4. I want to say something like: Tomorrow's class is moved one hour earlier or later??? I'
Let's say I work as a teacher and I always have a class at 3, but tomorrow I want my students to come one hour earlier( at 2) OR later (at 4). How can I ask them to do so? But I don't want to use numbers, I DON"T WANT TO SAY, Come tomorrow at 2 or 4. I want to say something like: Tomorrow's class is moved one hour earlier or later??? I'
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Thanks alot, Clive. But what's the opposite? I mean, is correct to say: the class will start one hour (later?).
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
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osama91 permanent ?Starting tomorrow, class will be an hour earlier.
CJ
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Thank you, CalifJim. I guess the opposite in this sentence would be (later) as well, right? "Starting tomorrow, class will be an hour later".
Osama
Osama
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osama91I guess the opposite in this sentence would be (later) as well,Exactly. You can substitute other words in many places in that sentence.
Starting [tomorrow / next Tuesday / on Friday / next month],
class will [be / begin / be held / meet]
[an hour / two hours / half an hour / 20 minutes / ...]
[earlier / later].
You can ge
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