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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Please, help me with my questions.
Please, help me with the following questions:
(indicating a close time)
a. Shirley goes to bed around ten o'clock.
Shirley goes to bed at about ten o'clock.
Are both forms correct?
b. Sean studies Japanese in the morning or in the afternoon, in his bedroom. But he prefers to study in the library because it is more peaceful. (here can I say: Sean studies Japanese in the morning or afternoon...Omitting "in the" ?).
Thank you,
Aimée.
(indicating a close time)
a. Shirley goes to bed around ten o'clock.
Shirley goes to bed at about ten o'clock.
Are both forms correct?
b. Sean studies Japanese in the morning or in the afternoon, in his bedroom. But he prefers to study in the library because it is more peaceful. (here can I say: Sean studies Japanese in the morning or afternoon...Omitting "in the" ?).
Thank you,
Aimée.
Top answer
Hi Aimee To answer your questions for you:- a) both of these are correct b) yes, you can omit 'in the' Hope that helps Katie
- Hi Aimee To answer your questions for you:- a) both of these are correct b) yes, you can omit 'in the' Hope that helps Katie
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Hi Aimee
To answer your questions for you:-
a) both of these are correct
b) yes, you can omit 'in the'
Hope that helps
Katie
To answer your questions for you:-
a) both of these are correct
b) yes, you can omit 'in the'
Hope that helps
Katie
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