A scheduled bus hadn’t appeared
Yesterday, I was trying to talk my wife into going to an English lesson. After a while I won her over and we started planning how to get there together.
Unfortunately, our scheduled bus hadn’t appeared and we had an argument what to do after that. Our opinions were divided into two different ways.
My wife decided to put off a lesson saying “if we have some obstacles on our way it would be better to change our plans”. I countered her and decided to keep up our plan to go.
May be it was a right decision to split up our ways at that point of our argument.
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A scheduled bus hadn’t appeared
Yesterday, I was trying to talk my wife into going to an English lesson. After a while I won her over and we started planning how to get there together.
Unfortunately, our scheduled bus didn’t appeared and we had an argument about what to do after that. Our opinions were divided into two different options. (This sentence is grammatically correct, but it sounds more natural to say: "Our opinions were divided over two different options.")
My wife decided to put off the lesson saying “if we have some obstacles in our way it would be better to change our plans”. I countered her and decided to keep up our plan going.
Maybe it would have been the right decision to split up our ways at that point of our argument.
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