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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Sentence correction and order
I was late a few times because I did not know that I had to be there for preparations all mornings/ all mornings for preparations.
Does it make a difference if I used either of the endings to the sentence above. Word order confuses me sometimes. Are either one correct or what?
Does it make a difference if I used either of the endings to the sentence above. Word order confuses me sometimes. Are either one correct or what?
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Both are OK except that "all mornings" should be "all morning". Personally, from a stylistic viewpoint, I prefer "had to be there all morning for preparations".
- Both are OK except that "all mornings" should be "all morning".
- Personally, from a stylistic viewpoint, I prefer "had to be there all morning for preparations".
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Both are OK except that "all mornings" should be "all morning". Personally, from a stylistic viewpoint, I prefer "had to be there all morning for preparations".
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