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Kumenglish Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Worried about
I n the context: Expressing worry about delaying and have to change the situation in the simple present tense:
I am worried about getting delayed. I have to make it move on.
He is worried about getting delayed and has to make it move on.
Are these sentences correct?
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What does "delay" refer to? I am worried about being delayed in traffic and missing my job interview. I am worried about the project getting delayed and our team missing its targets.
- What does "delay" refer to?
- I am worried about being delayed in traffic and missing my job interview.
- I am worried about the project getting delayed and our team missing its targets.
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What does "delay" refer to?
I am worried about being delayed in traffic and missing my job interview.
I am worried about the project getting delayed and our team missing its targets.
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