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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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To a date far away
Is it natural to say "to a date far away" ? Is the rest correct too?
When looking for a booking in the system whose arrival date you don't have but whose reservation number you do have set the arrival date to today and the departure date to a date far away.
Thank you
When looking for a booking in the system whose arrival date you don't have but whose reservation number you do have set the arrival date to today and the departure date to a date far away.
Thank you
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Far away works fine. You might feel better with a date far into the future.
- Far away works fine.
- You might feel better with a date far into the future.
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Far away works fine. You might feel better with a date far into the future.
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