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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
There's another thing
Hi teachers,
Would it be correct to say "There's another thing" to mean "There's one more thing"?
Would it be correct to say "There's another thing" to mean "There's one more thing"?
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HUBLOT Would it be correct to say "There's another thing" to mean "There's one more thing"? Yes. In my experience, there is is usually done without in spoken English.
- HUBLOT Would it be correct to say "There's another thing" to mean "There's one more thing"?
- Yes.
- In my experience, there is is usually done without in spoken English.
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HUBLOTWould it be correct to say "There's another thing" to mean "There's one more thing"?Yes.
In my experience, there is is usually done without in spoken English.
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