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28 Sep 2021
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"I did everything I normally do in the morning last night, so this morning, I was able to get ready for the day without rushing."
Hello! Do you think the sentence above sounds natural? Can I say "without a rush" too? Thank you.
"I did everything I normally do in the morning last night, so this morning, I was able to get ready for the day without rushing."
Hello! Do you think the sentence above sounds natural? Can I say "without a rush" too? Thank you.
Hello! Do you think the sentence above sounds natural? Can I say "without a rush" too? Thank you.
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- English (US)
yes
no, not really. "without being in a rush" is OK.
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- English (US)
“ Last night I got everything done that I normally do in the morning, so I wouldn’t feel rushed when getting ready for the day”
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“ Last night I got everything done that I normally do in the morning, so I’d have more time getting ready for the day.
- English (US)
yes
no, not really. "without being in a rush" is OK.
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- Japanese
@paulf9765 OK! "without being in a rush" or "without rushing" are good, but "without a rush" isn't good.
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