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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
sentence options
which of these are correct?
I am waiting outside by your office.
I am waiting outside your office.
I am waiting by your office.
I am waiting outside by your office.
I am waiting outside your office.
I am waiting by your office.
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Say #2. In what context would you say this? eg Are you talking to the person on your phone?
- Say #2.
- In what context would you say this?
- eg Are you talking to the person on your phone?
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Say #2.
In what context would you say this?
eg Are you talking to the person on your phone?
In what context would you say this?
eg Are you talking to the person on your phone?
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CliveSay #2.In what context would you say this?eg Are you talking to the person on your phone?Thanks. In general, no specific context, on phone or by text.
I heard my friend use 'by'. Is it wrong?
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'By' is correct grammar.
Do you care whether your sentence is something that a native speaker is likely to say? Or is that not important to you?
Do you care whether your sentence is something that a native speaker is likely to say? Or is that not important to you?
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Clive'By' is correct grammar.Do you care whether your sentence is something that a native speaker is likely to say? Or is that not important to you?Thanks, Clive. Of course I do care, but it is impossible to remember every detail and the precise words that natives use. I think it is more important to know if it is grammatical and generally accepted rather tha
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