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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
To the show to go
It's ten minutes to the show to go.
It's ten minutes to go to the show.
Are sentences above grammatical?
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tkacka15 Are sentences above grammatical? I am able to assign a coherent meaning only to the second one, and I'm guessing it's not the meaning you're aiming at. It's ten minutes to go to the show.
- tkacka15 Are sentences above grammatical?
- I am able to assign a coherent meaning only to the second one, and I'm guessing it's not the meaning you're aiming at.
- It's ten minutes to go to the show.
- = It takes ten minutes to travel from here to the show.
- I think you want this: There's (only) ten minutes to go before the show starts.
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tkacka15Are sentences above grammatical?
I am able to assign a coherent meaning only to the second one, and I'm guessing it's not the meaning you're aiming at.
It's ten minutes to go to the show. = It takes ten minutes to travel from here to the show.
I think you want this:
There's (only) ten minutes to go before the show starts.
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