One sentence and another question?
"Unlike where I live, the hurricanes here aren't small most of the time."
Is it correct?
Context:
Friend:"Every once in a while we have a hurricane. Most of the time they are small."
Me:"Unlike where I live, the hurricanes here aren't small most of the time."
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Another question:
What does "I'll be there on the second." in here mean?
Context:
"I would like to make a reservation for three nights."
"Ok sir. I have your name. Is it John Roberts? And when will you be coming?"
"Yes, it's John Roberts. I'll be there ON THE SECOND. I think its a Tuesday. Until Friday. I check out Friday morning"
Thank you!
Top answer
Let's assume you live in Florida and your friend lives in California. Where are you and your friend located during this conversation? ____________________________________________________________________ I'll be there ON THE SECOND.
- Let's assume you live in Florida and your friend lives in California.
- Where are you and your friend located during this conversation?
- ____________________________________________________________________ I'll be there ON THE SECOND.
- This means I'll arrive on the second day of the month.
- ie It's the date.
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Let's assume you live in Florida and your friend lives in California.
Where are you and your friend located during this conversation?
____________________________________________________________________
I'll be there ON THE SECOND.
This means I'll arrive on the second day of the month.
ie It's the date.
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