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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
THE SECOND SHE.... vs WHEN
Could you please tell me which you'd say and if they are correct?
-The second she writes me I’ll know she’s in the train./when she writes me Ill know she’s in the train.
- The second I’m about to leave work, I’m no longer sleepy.
-When/by the time you get home, I’ll have one more hour of work.
- When/What date is your train tickets for?
-He manages to do his work even when he's tired.
-The second she writes me I’ll know she’s in the train./when she writes me Ill know she’s in the train.
- The second I’m about to leave work, I’m no longer sleepy.
-When/by the time you get home, I’ll have one more hour of work.
- When/What date is your train tickets for?
-He manages to do his work even when he's tired.
Top answer
1. Both are grammatical, but not very likely. [The second I hear from her, I'll let you know] - She'll phone me the second she gets on the train] 2.
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- Both are grammatical, but not very likely.
- [The second I hear from her, I'll let you know] - She'll phone me the second she gets on the train] 2.
- ok 3.
- either - I'll still have one...
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1. Both are grammatical, but not very likely. [The second I hear from her, I'll let you know] - She'll phone me the second she gets on the train]
2. ok
3. either - I'll still have one...
4.What's the date of your train tickets? What date do your tickets have?
2. ok
3. either - I'll still have one...
4.What's the date of your train tickets? What date do your tickets have?
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