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Believer Posted 20 years ago
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the three questions
1. When you want to know when a seminar will end, how would you ask?
When is the seminar going to end/finish?
When is the finishing time of the seminar?
What time does the seminar end/finish?
2. When you want to ask what time is the lunch, how would you ask?
What time is (the????) lunch?
When is (the????) lunch?
When do we go to (the????) lunch?
When is (the ????) lunch time?
3. When a great number of potters are having a seminar, how do they know how to word the seminar?
potters seminar
potters' seminar
potter's seminar
potter seminar
When is the seminar going to end/finish?
When is the finishing time of the seminar?
What time does the seminar end/finish?
2. When you want to ask what time is the lunch, how would you ask?
What time is (the????) lunch?
When is (the????) lunch?
When do we go to (the????) lunch?
When is (the ????) lunch time?
3. When a great number of potters are having a seminar, how do they know how to word the seminar?
potters seminar
potters' seminar
potter's seminar
potter seminar
Top answer
Hi, 1. When you want to know when a seminar will end, how would you ask? When is the seminar going to end/finish?
- Hi, 1.
- When you want to know when a seminar will end, how would you ask?
- When is the seminar going to end/finish?
- When is the finishing time of the seminar?
- What time does the seminar end/finish?
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Hi,
1. When you want to know when a seminar will end, how would you ask?
When is the seminar going to end/finish?
When is the finishing time of the seminar?
What time does the seminar end/finish?
These are all accept
1. When you want to know when a seminar will end, how would you ask?
When is the seminar going to end/finish?
When is the finishing time of the seminar?
What time does the seminar end/finish?
These are all accept
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Hi,
I don't think the character Harry Potter would ever hold a seminar here in/on ??? this earth.
Anyway, if one wants to write the words "Potters' seminar" as a title of some sort, would it be right?
I think it would not be stylistically attractive and some judicious writers might opt for some other arrangements that might not be grammatically one hundred
I don't think the character Harry Potter would ever hold a seminar here in/on ??? this earth.
Anyway, if one wants to write the words "Potters' seminar" as a title of some sort, would it be right?
I think it would not be stylistically attractive and some judicious writers might opt for some other arrangements that might not be grammatically one hundred
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Hi again,
I don't think the character Harry Potter would ever hold a seminar here on this earth.
Anyway, if one wants to write the words "Potters' seminar" as a title of some sort, would it be right? Yes
I think it would not be stylistically attractive and some judicious writers might
I don't think the character Harry Potter would ever hold a seminar here on this earth.
Anyway, if one wants to write the words "Potters' seminar" as a title of some sort, would it be right? Yes
I think it would not be stylistically attractive and some judicious writers might
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