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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct?

Since my work is finished at 5 pm, I am not able to come at 6 pm / As my woork is finished at 5 pm I am not able to come at 6 pm
  

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Hi, Either since or as would work, but nevertheless I wouldn't opt for as : it sounds overly formal. I would also change not able to to unable to . Be sure to end your sentence with a period.

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  • Hi, Either since or as would work, but nevertheless I wouldn't opt for as : it sounds overly formal.
  • I would also change not able to to unable to .
  • Be sure to end your sentence with a period.
  • Regards
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Hi,
Either since or as would work, but nevertheless I wouldn't opt for as: it sounds overly formal. I would also change not
able to to unable to. Be sure to end your sentence with a period.

Regards
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Hi,

Since my work is finished at 5 pm, I am not able to come at 6 pm / As my woork is finished at 5 pm I am not able to come at 6 pm

Neither is very idiomatic. I suggest
eg As / Since I finish work at 5 pm, I am not able to / can't come at 6 pm.
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