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Jandi Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Three years
Hello, teachers!
Would you please tell me if these are all correct and have the same meaning?
1. He moved to the US, and he was able to speak fluently three years later.
2. He moved to the US, and he was able to speak fluently three years after.
3. He moved to the US, and he was able to speak fluently after three years.
4. He moved to the US, and he was able to speak fluently in three years.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
Would you please tell me if these are all correct and have the same meaning?
1. He moved to the US, and he was able to speak fluently three years later.
2. He moved to the US, and he was able to speak fluently three years after.
3. He moved to the US, and he was able to speak fluently after three years.
4. He moved to the US, and he was able to speak fluently in three years.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
Top answer
I think the first sentences may be "he had moved to the Us" but I'm not sure. Because he firstly moved and later was able to speak. and the second sentences may be he has been able to speak.
- I think the first sentences may be "he had moved to the Us" but I'm not sure.
- Because he firstly moved and later was able to speak.
- and the second sentences may be he has been able to speak.
- but I'm nut sure either.
- I wonder its answers
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I think the first sentences may be "he had moved to the Us" but I'm not sure. Because he firstly moved and later was able to speak.
and the second sentences may be he has been able to speak. but I'm nut sure either.
I wonder its answers
and the second sentences may be he has been able to speak. but I'm nut sure either.
I wonder its answers
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