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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Sooner than later or sooner rather than later
How would you say this please?
1 I hope he gets here sooner (rather) than later.
Thank you
1 I hope he gets here sooner (rather) than later.
Thank you
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Hi. The traditional expression is: I hope he gets here sooner rather than later . Although many people uses the abbreviated form sooner than later , I would stick to the original.
- Hi.
- The traditional expression is: I hope he gets here sooner rather than later .
- Although many people uses the abbreviated form sooner than later , I would stick to the original.
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Hi.
The traditional expression is:
I hope he gets here sooner rather than later.
Although many people uses the abbreviated form sooner than later, I would stick to the original.
The traditional expression is:
I hope he gets here sooner rather than later.
Although many people uses the abbreviated form sooner than later, I would stick to the original.
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