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9 Nov 2020
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Guys, are these two sentences correct?
- My school is about 1 hour from, maybe a little more
- It's easier to mock than to do
Guys, are these two sentences correct?
- My school is about 1 hour from, maybe a little more
- It's easier to mock than to do
- My school is about 1 hour from, maybe a little more
- It's easier to mock than to do
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@Jessgv113 it's totally fine, but when you use 'approximately', you don't need to add 'maybe a little more' anymore
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- Indonesian
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the first sentence: "my school is approximately an hour from (...)"
you should complete the sentence so people would understand what you're trying to explain.
for example: "my school is approximately an hour from my house." / "my school is approximately an hour from my dad's office."
the second sentence: "it's easier to mock than to do it yourself." sounds better :)
- Spanish (Mexico)
@sharren Thanks so much if I say: My school is approximately an hour from my house, MAYBE A LITTLE MORE
Is it ok?
Is it ok?
- Indonesian
- English (US)
@Jessgv113 it's totally fine, but when you use 'approximately', you don't need to add 'maybe a little more' anymore
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