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Pructus Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
One week later
Hi,
One week later, we might have already starved to death.
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Is this sentence correct, to mean that "If one more week had been passed without us being saved, we might have starved to death."?
If it is correct, how about "One week after" or "After one week"?
One week later, we might have already starved to death.
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Is this sentence correct, to mean that "If one more week had been passed without us being saved, we might have starved to death."?
If it is correct, how about "One week after" or "After one week"?
Top answer
Hello! Overall your sentence is good! Nice and complex :-) A few points though: One week later, we might have already starved to death.
- Hello!
- Overall your sentence is good!
- Nice and complex :-) A few points though: One week later, we might have already starved to death.
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- might have already starved to death by the time they arrived.
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Hello!
Overall your sentence is good! Nice and complex :-) A few points though:
Overall your sentence is good! Nice and complex :-) A few points though:
- One week later, we might have already starved to death.
If you want to use "already", you need to give another time e.g. ..might have already starved to death by the time they arrived.
I wouldn't use "already" in this sentence. - One week more and
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