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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
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WHICH IS THE NATURAL WAY TO SAY FEW SENTENCES?
Could you please help me make these sentences natural?
1 I don't know which way the train pulls in (from)./which direction the train pulls in from./where the train pulls in from. (standing on the platform not knowing if it will come from right or left.
2 I'll be home in a little longer than I normally would.
3 The 2 days I'm off/I'm going to be off, it's going to rain./
They've forecasted rain (for) the 2 days I'm off/going to be off.
4 You can't go out in a skirt/You can't wear a skirt out. It's too cold.
Thank you
1 I don't know which way the train pulls in (from)./which direction the train pulls in from./where the train pulls in from. (standing on the platform not knowing if it will come from right or left.
2 I'll be home in a little longer than I normally would.
3 The 2 days I'm off/I'm going to be off, it's going to rain./
They've forecasted rain (for) the 2 days I'm off/going to be off.
4 You can't go out in a skirt/You can't wear a skirt out. It's too cold.
Thank you
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1. I don't know which direction the train will arrive from. 2.
- 1.
- I don't know which direction the train will arrive from.
- 2.
- I will be home a little late.
- (or) It will take me a little longer than usual to get home.
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1. I don't know which direction the train will arrive from.
2. I will be home a little late. (or) It will take me a little longer than usual to get home.
3. It's supposed to rain on my two days off.
4. It's too cold to wear a skirt.
2. I will be home a little late. (or) It will take me a little longer than usual to get home.
3. It's supposed to rain on my two days off.
4. It's too cold to wear a skirt.
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