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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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some questions
Hi!
I've got some questions, could you answer them?
1. If I want to find out if there are any places available/left on a camp, can I ask: "Are there any free places?"? Wouldn't it sound ambiguous? (free=the ones for which I don't have to pay)
2. Should I say "I'm going to be there one month" or "for one month"?
3. Can the word "extra" mean "super", "great", "wonderful" or only "additional"?
4. Is it correct?: "Could you tell me some infoormation about accommodation"
5. Is it correct?: "Do you maybe know if...?"
6. Can I say: "We have December now" meaning it's December
I've got some questions, could you answer them?
1. If I want to find out if there are any places available/left on a camp, can I ask: "Are there any free places?"? Wouldn't it sound ambiguous? (free=the ones for which I don't have to pay)
2. Should I say "I'm going to be there one month" or "for one month"?
3. Can the word "extra" mean "super", "great", "wonderful" or only "additional"?
4. Is it correct?: "Could you tell me some infoormation about accommodation"
5. Is it correct?: "Do you maybe know if...?"
6. Can I say: "We have December now" meaning it's December
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Anonymous Hi! I've got some questions, could you answer them? 1.
- Anonymous Hi!
- I've got some questions, could you answer them?
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- Wouldn't it sound ambiguous?
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AnonymousHi!
I've got some questions, could you answer them?
1. If I want to find out if there are any places available/left on a camp, can I ask: "Are there any free places?"? Wouldn't it sound ambiguous? (free=the ones for which I don't have to pay) Ambiguous - it could be either places that are not yet subscribed or places that cost no
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