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Christine Christie Posted 5 years ago
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Until
Is this paragraph correct:
"He ran 25km until a while ago; he now doesn't even have the strength for a walk."
Note: By 'until a while ago', I mean he finished his run a while ago.
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Christine Christie By 'until a while ago', I mean he finished his run a while ago. Then that's what you should write. There is no need for 'until'.
- Christine Christie By 'until a while ago', I mean he finished his run a while ago.
- Then that's what you should write.
- There is no need for 'until'.
- Also note the position of 'now'.
- He ran 25km a while ago; now he doesn't even have the strength for a walk.
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Christine ChristieBy 'until a while ago', I mean he finished his run a while ago.
Then that's what you should write. There is no need for 'until'. Also note the position of 'now'.
He ran 25km a while ago; now he doesn't even have the strength for a walk.
Also He recently ran 25km; now ...
CJ
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