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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Save it for after class

Hello everyone,

If a student speak words which don't have to do with the class, you ask him by saying:

- Save it for after class. It is not time for that.

Is the phrase "save it for after" correctly used in the above sentence?

Regards,

JA

  

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Joseph A Is the phrase "save it for after" correctly used Yes, but the rest needs a little adjustment. Save it for after class. This is not the time for that.

— CalifJim

  • Joseph A Is the phrase "save it for after" correctly used Yes, but the rest needs a little adjustment.
  • Save it for after class.
  • This is not the time for that.
  • CJ
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Joseph AIs the phrase "save it for after" correctly used

Yes, but the rest needs a little adjustment.

Save it for after class. This is not the time for that.

CJ

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