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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Some questions

Hi guys

I'd like to ask you about the sentences below. Are they correct?

1. I feel that I would really need to set aside a big chunks of time if I was to go deeper into his world of training...

--- I think it should be "big chunks of time" without "a"?

2. I will send a link for more pictures in the next week.

--- "in the next week" is it correct? I would write "next week"

3. I think that as organizer, translator and driver I should be ...

--- Shouldn't it be "an organizer, a translator and a driver"?

Thank you
  

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Newguest 1. I feel that I would really need to set aside a big chunks of time if I was to go deeper into his world of training... --- I think it should be "big chunks of time" without "a"?

  • Newguest 1.
  • I feel that I would really need to set aside a big chunks of time if I was to go deeper into his world of training...
  • --- I think it should be "big chunks of time" without "a"?
  • Correct.
  • You could also say "a big chunk of time" Newguest 2.
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Newguest1. I feel that I would really need to set aside a big chunks of time if I was to go deeper into his world of training...

--- I think it should be "big chunks of time" without "a"?
Correct. You could also say "a big chunk of time"
Newguest2. I will send a link for more pictures in the next week.
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RayH
Newguest
1. I feel that I would really need to set aside a big chunks of time if I was to go deeper into his world of training...

--- I think it should be "big chunks of time" without "a"?

Correct. You could also say "a big chunk of time"

One more thing: Shouldn't it be "If I were ..."
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NewguestOne more thing: Shouldn't it be "If I were ..."
"if I were" is technically correct but "if I was" is quite common, especially in spoken (as opposed to written) language.
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Thank you for your help!

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