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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Please help me clarify these questions
1. Is it correct to say "Do you have class today?" ? Or should it be "Do you have any class today?", "Do you have classes today?" ?
How about "Do you have school today?" ?
2. Can "I missed you" also mean "I miss you" as in "I haven't seen you for a while and I want to see you soon"?
3. "A couple questions" is grammtically incorrect, right? Although people do say it? It should be "a couple of questions," right?
Thanks!
How about "Do you have school today?" ?
2. Can "I missed you" also mean "I miss you" as in "I haven't seen you for a while and I want to see you soon"?
3. "A couple questions" is grammtically incorrect, right? Although people do say it? It should be "a couple of questions," right?
Thanks!
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1. " Yes, that's fine. " ?
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- " Yes, that's fine.
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1. Is it correct to say "Do you have class today?" Yes, that's fine.
? Or should it be "Do you have any class today?", No
"Do you have classes today?" ? That's okay too.
How about "Do you have school today?" ? Just fine.
2. Can "I missed you" also mean "I miss you" as in "I haven't seen you for a while and I want to see you soon"?
? Or should it be "Do you have any class today?", No
"Do you have classes today?" ? That's okay too.
How about "Do you have school today?" ? Just fine.
2. Can "I missed you" also mean "I miss you" as in "I haven't seen you for a while and I want to see you soon"?
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