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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
There is time
Which is correct:
1-The deadline is the 28th of November. There is two days' more time.
2-The deadline is the 28th of November. There is two days' more time left.
3-The deadline is the 28th of November. There is two days' time.
4-The deadline is the 28th of November. There is two days' time left.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-The deadline is the 28th of November. There is two days' more time.
2-The deadline is the 28th of November. There is two days' more time left.
3-The deadline is the 28th of November. There is two days' time.
4-The deadline is the 28th of November. There is two days' time left.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
None of them sounds natural to me at all. Something simpler should suffice: There are two [more] days [left / remaining].
- None of them sounds natural to me at all.
- Something simpler should suffice: There are two [more] days [left / remaining].
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None of them sounds natural to me at all. Something simpler should suffice: There are two [more] days [left / remaining].
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