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Author: mike    Time: 2009-4-10 20:09
Title: a question.
Can I say"There are three classes for us before lunch time about eleven twenty"?
I need your help,Thanks!
Author: mike    Time: 2009-4-11 10:59
who could give me a hand?  I am waiting for the answer.....
Author: danielrayslee    Time: 2009-5-5 17:14
There are three classes for us before lunch time, which is about eleven twenty.
This will be better, for "about eleven twenty" has a vague modifying effect.
Hope my answer can be of help to you
Author: Nika    Time: 2009-5-7 19:50
from feeling
it is a little strange!
before time often use preposition "on"
Author: danielrayslee    Time: 2009-5-7 20:36
Nika: from feeling
it is a little strange!
before time often use preposition "on"
Before time, preposition " on" is used?
Maybe it's not like that.
Take 11 o'clock as an example.
1 by 11
2 at11
3 before 11
4 after 11
or maybe ere 11
but never on 11.
Author: mike    Time: 2009-5-11 21:03
Nika: from feeling
it is a little strange!
before time often use preposition "on"
thanks a lot!
Author: mike    Time: 2009-5-11 21:04
danielrayslee: There are three classes for us before lunch time, which is about eleven twenty.
This will be better, for "about eleven twenty" has a vague m
thank you very much !!!
Author: danielrayslee    Time: 2009-5-12 07:56
mike: thank you very much !!!
Not at all
Author: Kevin_qy    Time: 2009-5-17 21:57
a little  Chinese - English
Author: Edelweiss    Time: 2009-5-20 10:30
Why don't you say "We have three classes" instead of using "there are"? You may just say "We have three classes in the morning before we have luch at about eleven twenty".
Author: mike    Time: 2009-7-19 10:06
Edelweiss,thanks so much ,it is never late to answer any question.



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