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There are five minutes to go.
There are five minutes left.
Are they natural and what's the difference?
There are five minutes to go.
There are five minutes left.
Are they natural and what's the difference?
There are five minutes left.
Are they natural and what's the difference?
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Both sound natural , but I would probably choose to say the second phrase.
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