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MrPernickety Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Time v.s. a time
Hi, everybody !
I'm a newbie here, my name is Alex
First and foremost I want to note that you're running a fabulous forum here !
My question is: could you tell me the difference between these two expressions:
1. There is time for everything (I venture to say it means that you have a lot of time to do anything)
2. There is a time for everything (I daresay it means that you can do many thing at different time points in the future, one at a time)
Thank you for your time !
Alex
I'm a newbie here, my name is Alex
First and foremost I want to note that you're running a fabulous forum here !
My question is: could you tell me the difference between these two expressions:
1. There is time for everything (I venture to say it means that you have a lot of time to do anything)
2. There is a time for everything (I daresay it means that you can do many thing at different time points in the future, one at a time)
Thank you for your time !
Alex
Top answer
Welcome to English Forums! There is time for everything. There is (or will be) enough time (or plenty of time) to do everything we/you want to do.
- Welcome to English Forums!
- There is time for everything.
- There is (or will be) enough time (or plenty of time) to do everything we/you want to do.
- ___ There is a time for everything.
- Whatever you do, there is an appropriate point in time to do it.
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Welcome to English Forums!
There is time for everything.
There is (or will be) enough time (or plenty of time) to do everything we/you want to do.
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There is a time for everything.
Whatever you do, there is an appropriate point in time to do it. (Don't jump up and dance at a solemn event, such as a funeral. Don't clip your toenails or pick your nose when you
There is time for everything.
There is (or will be) enough time (or plenty of time) to do everything we/you want to do.
___
There is a time for everything.
Whatever you do, there is an appropriate point in time to do it. (Don't jump up and dance at a solemn event, such as a funeral. Don't clip your toenails or pick your nose when you
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