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30 Nov 2020
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How do you say this in English (US)? Hi, Is it correct to say ?
“I read this book to 100 pages.”
“I finished up to 100 pages.”
“I am on 100 page now.”
How do you say this in English (US)? Hi, Is it correct to say ?
“I read this book to 100 pages.”
“I finished up to 100 pages.”
“I am on 100 page now.”
“I read this book to 100 pages.”
“I finished up to 100 pages.”
“I am on 100 page now.”
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@hy_korean
“I’ve read up to page 100.”
“I’ve finished up to page 100.”
“I’m on page 100 now.”
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- English (US)
@hy_korean
I read 100 pages of this book.
I read to page 100.
I finished 100 pages.
I am on page 100 now.
Variations of what you wrote that sound natural to me.
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@hy_korean The first would make sense, but isn't too common to say, the third one is right, but you just need to change it to "page 100" instead of "100 page". The only problem with the second one is that saying 'up to' means any number between 0 and 100, and so although people will understand you, it means that you have read somewhere from 0 to 100 pages
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“I’ve read up to page 100.”
“I’ve finished up to page 100.”
“I’m on page 100 now.”
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