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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Waiting for his parents back
Can I say,
He is alone at home because he is waiting for his parents back.
He is alone at home because he is waiting for his parents back.
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I'd say -> He is alone at home because he is waiting for his parents to come back . I'm almost certain my sentence makes sense. I'd be better if a native speaker confirmed that the sentence is really correct,though.
- I'd say -> He is alone at home because he is waiting for his parents to come back .
- I'm almost certain my sentence makes sense.
- I'd be better if a native speaker confirmed that the sentence is really correct,though.
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I'd say -> He is alone at home because he is waiting for his parents to come back.
I'm almost certain my sentence makes sense. I'd be better if a native speaker confirmed that the sentence is really correct,though.
I'm almost certain my sentence makes sense. I'd be better if a native speaker confirmed that the sentence is really correct,though.
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