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Laborious Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Prepare or get ready
-"What are your plans for the future?"~"Well, I'm (preparing / getting ready) to sit in the IAS exam next year."
-She was up all night (preparing herself / getting herself ready) for the concert the next day.
Please tell me which is (preparing / get ready) more suitable there.
Thank you.
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" Either of the blue parts is fine. In the UK, the red part would not be included.
- " Either of the blue parts is fine.
- In the UK, the red part would not be included.
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Laborious"Well, I'm (preparing / getting ready) to sit in the IAS exam next year."
Either of the blue parts is fine.
In the UK, the red part would not be included.
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