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SeroMack Posted 10 years ago
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Speech
While preparing a speech for the upcoming guests I got stuck at some grammar / syntax issues.
One part of the evening closes... "Within next half an hour we're gathering at our town square nearby. There you'll have an opportunity to listen to a concert by our local band. We will and sing as the musicians will play along / will be playing."
I wonder if this sounds correct and if the grammar (tenses) are fine.
Would be grateful for any help.
One part of the evening closes... "Within next half an hour we're gathering at our town square nearby. There you'll have an opportunity to listen to a concert by our local band. We will and sing as the musicians will play along / will be playing."
I wonder if this sounds correct and if the grammar (tenses) are fine.
Would be grateful for any help.
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Within next half an hour we will be gathering at our town square nearby. There you'll have an opportunity to listen to a concert by our local band. ) and sing as the musicians will play (familiar songs).
- Within next half an hour we will be gathering at our town square nearby.
- There you'll have an opportunity to listen to a concert by our local band.
- ) and sing as the musicians will play (familiar songs).
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Within next half an hour we will be gathering at our town square nearby. There you'll have an opportunity to listen to a concert by our local band. We will dance(?) and sing as the musicians will play (familiar songs). along / will be playing."
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