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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
WHAT vs WHEN
Could you please tell me which you'd say?
I don't know what time the train is at.
I don't know when the train pulls in/is pulling in and in which direction it's pulling in?
The code will come back to me when I'm about to punch the code in.
Thank you
I don't know what time the train is at.
I don't know when the train pulls in/is pulling in and in which direction it's pulling in?
The code will come back to me when I'm about to punch the code in.
Thank you
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) I don't know when the train pulls in or from which direction it's coming. The code will come to me when I'm about to punch it in.
- ) I don't know when the train pulls in or from which direction it's coming.
- The code will come to me when I'm about to punch it in.
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I don't know what time the train is scheduled to leave (or arrive.)
I don't know when the train pulls in or from which direction it's coming.
The code will come to me when I'm about to punch it in.
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Can you say
I don't know when the train is pulling in? If you're talking about a specific time.
Thank you
I don't know when the train is pulling in? If you're talking about a specific time.
Thank you
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You certainly may. Or, "I don't know what time the train is pulling in."
Pulling in is the same as arriving, and it is fine to use.
Pulling in is the same as arriving, and it is fine to use.
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