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13 Dec 2019
Simplified Chinese (China)
Question about English (US)
Our present is very formidable.
Is this sentence correct?
Is this sentence correct?
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English (US)
Our present doesn’t sound right.
The present times, or. the current times or the present situation sounds better, depending on what you are talking about.
Our present doesn’t sound correct. “Our present situation”. Or “our present times” sounds much more normal.
The present times, or. the current times or the present situation sounds better, depending on what you are talking about.
Our present doesn’t sound correct. “Our present situation”. Or “our present times” sounds much more normal.
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Simplified Chinese (China)
😂Oh! My spelling is wrong. I want to say "Our president is very formidable.
Simplified Chinese (China)
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