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Musicgold Posted 16 years ago
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Sentences

Hi,



Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?



1. I might not be able to make tomorrow evening’s 8-10pm meeting.

2. Do you still need it whenever it becomes available? -- A person is waiting for a weather report. The report has delayed beyond its useful life. Can I say this to the person?

3. What all could go wrong given that my passport is lost?



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Hi, Yes. Clive

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Thanks Clive. Also could you please suggest a few alternatives to #2?
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Hi,

2. Do you still need it whenever it becomes available? -- A person is waiting for a weather report. The report has delayed beyond its useful life.

could you please suggest a few alternatives to #2?

It'll be out of date. Do you still want it?

It won't be up-to-date.

It won't be the latest.

Clive
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A follow on question.

1. I might not be able to make tomorrow evening’s 8-10pm meeting.



Can this also be said as follows



4. I might not be able to make it tomorrow evening's 8-10pm meeting
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Hi,

A follow on question.

1. I might not be able to make tomorrow evening’s 8-10pm meeting. OK



Can this also be said as follows



4. I might not be able to make it to tomorrow evening's 8-10pm meeting. OK as edited.



Clive

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