I am not sure if the following sentences
1:“Probably there’ll be 50 or so in the classroom.”
and
2:“There'll be 50 or so in the classroom,
I imagine.”
and
3:“There'll be 50 or so in the classroom,
I guess. “
sound natural.
Could you please tell me?
1:“Probably there’ll be 50 or so in the classroom.”
and
2:“There'll be 50 or so in the classroom,
I imagine.”
and
3:“There'll be 50 or so in the classroom,
I guess. “
sound natural.
Could you please tell me?
- Inglês (EUA)
- Inglês (RU)
All of these are correct and natural :)
You can also say “there will probably be 50 or so in the classroom.” As well as “I imagine there’ll be 50 or so in the classroom”
Just by changing up the word order.
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- Inglês (EUA)
- Inglês (RU)
All of these are correct and natural :)
You can also say “there will probably be 50 or so in the classroom.” As well as “I imagine there’ll be 50 or so in the classroom”
Just by changing up the word order.
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First, I want to apologize to you for the last reply.
And thank you so much for letting me know it.
Your explanation helped me understand this clearly and better.
I appreciate your help!
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