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7 Jun 2021
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English (US)
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English (UK)
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Which one is correct
'5 minutes until next train'
'5 minutes until the next train'
Which one is correct
'5 minutes until next train'
'5 minutes until the next train'
'5 minutes until next train'
'5 minutes until the next train'
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'5 minutes until the next train'
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