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Stevenukd Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

SOME DAYS OFF

Dear Teachers,

1. I want to ask my company for some days off, and then I want to travel overseas to relax.

- Is this sentence ok to say/

Thanks very much to Teachers!

Stevenukd.
  

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Stevenukd 1. I want to ask my company for some days off, and then I want to travel overseas to relax. The sentence is grammatically ok but personally I'd say something like: I want to ask my company for some time off so I can travel overseas to relax.

— Bokeh

  • Stevenukd 1.
  • I want to ask my company for some days off, and then I want to travel overseas to relax.
  • The sentence is grammatically ok but personally I'd say something like: I want to ask my company for some time off so I can travel overseas to relax.
  • I want to ask my company for some time off to allow me to travel overseas to relax.
  • I 'm going to ask my company...
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Stevenukd1. I want to ask my company for some days off, and then I want to travel overseas to relax.
The sentence is grammatically ok but personally I'd say something like:

I want to ask my company for some time off so I can travel overseas to relax.
I want to ask my comp
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Bokeh
Stevenukd1. I want to ask my company for some days off, and then I want to travel overseas to relax.
The sentence is grammatically ok but personally I'd say something like:

I want to ask my company for some time off so I can travel overseas to re
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