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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Urge / Short vs Low on time
Could you help me with this please?
1 The urge to scratch my arm past.
2 You should stop with all the medecine./You should stop taking all the medecine.
3 I'm running low/short on time. I need to hurry up.
I'm short on time/I'm short of time.
Thank you
1 The urge to scratch my arm past.
2 You should stop with all the medecine./You should stop taking all the medecine.
3 I'm running low/short on time. I need to hurry up.
I'm short on time/I'm short of time.
Thank you
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Here are my suggestions: 1. The urge to scratch my arm has passed . 2.
- Here are my suggestions: 1.
- The urge to scratch my arm has passed .
- 2.
- You should stop taking the medicine.
- ) 3.
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Here are my suggestions:
1. The urge to scratch my arm has passed.
2. You should stop taking the medicine. ("All" is unneeded unless you mean take some of the medicine but not all of it.)
3. I'm running short on time. I need to hurry up.
1. The urge to scratch my arm has passed.
2. You should stop taking the medicine. ("All" is unneeded unless you mean take some of the medicine but not all of it.)
3. I'm running short on time. I need to hurry up.
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