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Nor Priest Posted 14 years ago
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What number in line am I going to present?
Let's say if I'm in group presentation that's going to present in a minute. Then the late group member has arrived and said "What number in line am I going to present?"
Is the sentence correct?
I seem to be more colloquially familiar with "Who is in front of me" or "Who is before me" or "Who will I be speaking next to". However, I want to know how to make that question correctly.
Thank you in advance.
Is the sentence correct?
I seem to be more colloquially familiar with "Who is in front of me" or "Who is before me" or "Who will I be speaking next to". However, I want to know how to make that question correctly.
Thank you in advance.
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Nor Priest Is the sentence correct? It's not natural. This is natural: How many are ahead of me in line?
- Nor Priest Is the sentence correct?
- It's not natural.
- This is natural: How many are ahead of me in line?
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Nor PriestIs the sentence correct?It's not natural. This is natural:
How many are ahead of me in line?
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