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Tomorrow we shall go to the stadium to play a cricket match.
Is the sentence correct?
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It is technically correct, but it feels a bit like something from a 50-year-old textbook. Few modern speakers would actually utter such a sentence. Most people would say it another way, such as "We're going to the stadium tomorrow to play a cricket match".
- It is technically correct, but it feels a bit like something from a 50-year-old textbook.
- Few modern speakers would actually utter such a sentence.
- Most people would say it another way, such as "We're going to the stadium tomorrow to play a cricket match".
- I guess it is not so bad in writing, in a certain style.
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It is technically correct, but it feels a bit like something from a 50-year-old textbook. Few modern speakers would actually utter such a sentence. Most people would say it another way, such as "We're going to the stadium tomorrow to play a cricket match". I guess it is not so bad in writing, in a certain style.
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