0
Dodododo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
time or the time
Hello,
I have this sentence " Everything I want is John to sing my part".
Now I want to replace 'John' with 'time'.
"Everything I want is time to sing my part".
And here it's a little bit tricky for me: I don't want people to understand that I need time (2 days, years etc) to 'sing my part' I want The time ( aka John) to sing ... Should I write " Everything I want is the time to sing my part"?
PS: Everything I want or All I want?!
Thank you!
I have this sentence " Everything I want is John to sing my part".
Now I want to replace 'John' with 'time'.
"Everything I want is time to sing my part".
And here it's a little bit tricky for me: I don't want people to understand that I need time (2 days, years etc) to 'sing my part' I want The time ( aka John) to sing ... Should I write " Everything I want is the time to sing my part"?
PS: Everything I want or All I want?!
Thank you!
Top answer
" "To sing" tells what the time is for.
- " "To sing" tells what the time is for.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
"All [or the only thing] I want is the time to sing my part."
"To sing" tells what the time is for.
"To sing" tells what the time is for.
00
Related Questions