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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
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Please correct sentence:

Please call me tomorrow before you come pick it up, preferably in the morning before noon.

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Please call me tomorrow before you come to pick it up, preferably in the morning before noon. 'Come/go + bare infinitive' is used informally, but it is a little confusing to read.

— Mister Micawber

  • Please call me tomorrow before you come to pick it up, preferably in the morning before noon.
  • 'Come/go + bare infinitive' is used informally, but it is a little confusing to read.
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Please call me tomorrow before you come to pick it up, preferably in the morning before noon.

'Come/go + bare infinitive' is used informally, but it is a little confusing to read.
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