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22 Nov 2021
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1. Is it natural to say "It used to be here."?
I think it's better to say "It was here earlier".
2. Is it correct to say "My wallet has lost"
I think "I have lost my wallet. or My wallet has disappered." is better.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
1. Is it natural to say "It used to be here."?
I think it's better to say "It was here earlier".
2. Is it correct to say "My wallet has lost"
I think "I have lost my wallet. or My wallet has disappered." is better.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
I think it's better to say "It was here earlier".
2. Is it correct to say "My wallet has lost"
I think "I have lost my wallet. or My wallet has disappered." is better.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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1. Both are correct and natural.
2. I recommend "I lost my wallet."
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@Si___
1. Both are correct and natural.
2. I recommend "I lost my wallet."
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