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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Please help me with choosing word or grammar
How would you say this please?c
1 The birds chirp in the early morning/early in the morning.
2 My goal in life to be so good at my job that even if I am mean, people will want to hire me.
3 When it's time to pay/comes time to pay, he takes out his wallet.
4 I can tell the difference between his drawing and yours. His a more sophisticated.
5 These shoes are perfect to walk.
Thank you
1 The birds chirp in the early morning/early in the morning.
2 My goal in life to be so good at my job that even if I am mean, people will want to hire me.
3 When it's time to pay/comes time to pay, he takes out his wallet.
4 I can tell the difference between his drawing and yours. His a more sophisticated.
5 These shoes are perfect to walk.
Thank you
Top answer
1. Either option would be acceptable, because "early morning" is an acceptable phrase for explaining a time of day. "Early in the morning, the birds chirp" would also be acceptable.
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- Either option would be acceptable, because "early morning" is an acceptable phrase for explaining a time of day.
- "Early in the morning, the birds chirp" would also be acceptable.
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- My goal in life is to be so good at my job that even if I am mean, people will want to hire me.
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1. Either option would be acceptable, because "early morning" is an acceptable phrase for explaining a time of day. "Early in the morning, the birds chirp" would also be acceptable.
2. My goal in life is to be so good at my job that even if I am mean, people will want to hire me.
3. When it comes time to pay, he takes out his wallet. OR When it's time to pay, he tak
2. My goal in life is to be so good at my job that even if I am mean, people will want to hire me.
3. When it comes time to pay, he takes out his wallet. OR When it's time to pay, he tak
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