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Speakerleo Posted 9 years ago
He comes there not long and then she arrives. He doesn't mean to occupy the exercise equipment for long. It is just time for using the equipment is not over yet.
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He comes there not long and then she arrives. He doesn't mean to occupy the exercise equipment for long. It is just time for using the equipment is not over yet.
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The first sentence is not correct. e. she arrives a short time after him).
- The first sentence is not correct.
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- she arrives a short time after him).
- The second sentence is correct English in itself.
- The last sentence is ungrammatical, and I can't understand what it is supposed to mean.
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The first sentence is not correct. Possibly you mean something like "He has not been there long when she arrives" (i.e. she arrives a short time after him). The second sentence is correct English in itself. The last sentence is ungrammatical, and I can't understand what it is supposed to mean.
It is relatively unusual (though not wrong, of course) to describe events in the present tense
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I mean
It is just his time for using the equipment has not been over yet
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