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"Today was the due date to submit my students' final grades to the college, but I asked them to extend it one day because I realized that I had left my students' quizzes in my locker. Without the information, I can't figure out their grades."
Hello! Do you think the sentences in the passage are natural sounding? Which is better, "the due date of doing" or "the due date to do"
"Today was the due date to submit my students' final grades to the college, but I asked them to extend it one day because I realized that I had left my students' quizzes in my locker. Without the information, I can't figure out their grades."
Hello! Do you think the sentences in the passage are natural sounding? Which is better, "the due date of doing" or "the due date to do"
Hello! Do you think the sentences in the passage are natural sounding? Which is better, "the due date of doing" or "the due date to do"
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The deadline to submit = more natural
"Today was the deadline to submit my students' final grades to the college, but I asked them for a one day extension because I realized that I had left my students' quizzes in my locker. Without that information, I can't figure out their grades.
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The deadline to submit = more natural
"Today was the deadline to submit my students' final grades to the college, but I asked them for a one day extension because I realized that I had left my students' quizzes in my locker. Without that information, I can't figure out their grades.
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@ladybug Great! I like the expression "I asked them for a one day extension". "that information", not "the information". And "the deadline to do something" is more natural sounding. Thank you.
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