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New2grammar
#537560 Mon, 07 Jul 08 01:53 AM
Still torn between A's sense of humor and B's love for me, I decided to spend some time with them to get to know them better before making the decision.
IS the above natural?
Thanks.
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Philip
#537581 Mon, 07 Jul 08 03:46 AM
It's natural. I'd say "to spend some time with
each of
them", probably.
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Still .....
still
still is today
Still being
Still yet
Still and Yet
Still/yet
David still worried/was still worried.
are still alive
sit still
Are we still on
Still/Yet
New2grammar
#537675 Mon, 07 Jul 08 11:15 AM
Thanks, Philip. Could you help me understand why you made the suggestion?
New2grammar
nona the brit
#537678 Mon, 07 Jul 08 11:25 AM
Otherwise it sounds like all three of you spending time together
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The name says it all.
optilang
#537679 Mon, 07 Jul 08 11:29 AM
I decided to spend some time with them
- you could be with
both
of them at the
same
time.
I decided to spend some time with
each of
them
- you spend time with one and then the other.
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OptiNative British English Speaker Wherever I may roam, I'm still a Londoner.
New2grammar
#537685 Mon, 07 Jul 08 11:41 AM
Thanks, Nona and Optilang.
New2grammar
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