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Vincent Teo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
when the business was over
Do we say,
1 Peter cleaned (up) his stall when his business was over after 10pm.
2 Peter cleaned (up) his stall when the stall was closed after 10pm.
3 After 4 hours, they closed / closed up their stall.
P/s: Is there any other alternatives to mention - his business was over?
Thanks.
1 Peter cleaned (up) his stall when his business was over after 10pm.
2 Peter cleaned (up) his stall when the stall was closed after 10pm.
3 After 4 hours, they closed / closed up their stall.
P/s: Is there any other alternatives to mention - his business was over?
Thanks.
Top answer
How about: Peter finished cleaning his stall after business closed at 10pm. After four hours, they closed their stall. Or They closed their stall after four hours.
- How about: Peter finished cleaning his stall after business closed at 10pm.
- After four hours, they closed their stall.
- Or They closed their stall after four hours.
- This is better.
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How about:
Peter finished cleaning his stall after business closed at 10pm.
After four hours, they closed their stall.
Or
They closed their stall after four hours.
This is better.
Peter finished cleaning his stall after business closed at 10pm.
After four hours, they closed their stall.
Or
They closed their stall after four hours.
This is better.
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