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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
TWO VERBS CONTINUOUS FORM FOLLOWING EACH OTHER
Could you please help me with these 3 sentences?
Does this sound right?
- Am I getting what I am trying to say across?
Could you tell me how you'd say these?
- I want a hotel room that overlooks the back part/side. (how do you say this?)
- I was able to print out all the pages, only then did the printer run out of paper.
Thank you
Does this sound right?
- Am I getting what I am trying to say across?
Could you tell me how you'd say these?
- I want a hotel room that overlooks the back part/side. (how do you say this?)
- I was able to print out all the pages, only then did the printer run out of paper.
Thank you
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alc24 Does this sound right? - Am I getting what I am trying to say across? You can just barely get away with it.
- alc24 Does this sound right?
- - Am I getting what I am trying to say across?
- You can just barely get away with it.
- " if I had to word it as closely as possible to what you wrote.
- " It's a lot shorter.
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alc24Does this sound right?You can just barely get away with it. I'd say, "Am I getting across what I'm trying to say?" if I had to word it as closely as possible to what you wrote. Actually, I'd say, "Do you understand?" It's a lot shorter.
- Am I getting what I am trying to say across?
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- I want a hotel room
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