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Eunjinny Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Time
Their time of punishment has fulfilled.
I assume that the period that they had been punished has fulfilled.
Then if I say " The time of their punishment has fulfilled.", does it mean that the period that they punished other has fulfilled?
Can I say " Their time of being punished has fulfilled." to mean the same as 'their time of punishment'.
Can i say " time of love by parents. My time of love by parents"? to mean that the period when I was love by parents.
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I assume that the period that they had been punished has fulfilled.
Then if I say " The time of their punishment has fulfilled.", does it mean that the period that they punished other has fulfilled?
Can I say " Their time of being punished has fulfilled." to mean the same as 'their time of punishment'.
Can i say " time of love by parents. My time of love by parents"? to mean that the period when I was love by parents.
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eunjinny Their time of punishment has fulfilled. Their time of punishment has been fulfilled. eunjinny Can i say " time of love by parents.
- eunjinny Their time of punishment has fulfilled.
- Their time of punishment has been fulfilled.
- eunjinny Can i say " time of love by parents.
- My time of love by parents"?
- to mean that the period when I was love by parents The time I was loved by my parents.
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eunjinnyTheir time of punishment has fulfilled.Their time of punishment has been fulfilled.
eunjinnyCan i say " time of love by parents. My time of love by parents"? to mean that the period when I was love by parentsThe time I was loved by my parents.
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eunjinnyTime of their punishment has been fulfilled.This doesn't really make any sense. Are you sure you quoted it correctly?
What does it mean?
The only guess I can make is that you are trying to say "They have paid their debt to society." or "They have served their time."
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I was practicing to say that 'they' are the subject of punishing others.
If i want to say the time they punished (someone) has been fulfilled, how should i say it?
If i want to say the time they punished (someone) has been fulfilled, how should i say it?
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Hi eunjinny,
That's not very natural.
You seem to be struggling a lot with "of" phrases.
The time for them to punish [who?] had arrived.
That's not very natural.
You seem to be struggling a lot with "of" phrases.
The time for them to punish [who?] had arrived.
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My time of going to school by walking all these miles is finished.
(now i moved to the house close to the school)
Is this right way to say?
I find in a dictionar time is written a period of time when you do something or somehting happens,
(now i moved to the house close to the school)
Is this right way to say?
I find in a dictionar time is written a period of time when you do something or somehting happens,
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