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As far as/until
Hi, everyone
Could you help me with one question? Please
Do you say (two people are going to the bank, for example) "Can I drive just until the gas station?" or "Can I drive just as far as the gas station?"!? And "Can I sit in the front just as far as/until the gast station?"?
Thank youYou can certainly use use "Can I drive just as far as the gas station?" - 'until' is normally used in reference to a time rather than a destination so you could say " can I drive until we get to the gas station?" as an alternative.
Hope this helps! :)
0 votedJune 14, 20170i I'm Trying
I've always wanted to learn eEnglish but my inconstancy inconsistency is a big problem and also the lack of practique practice too, so in this for the moment present ( implies a longer period of time than moment) I'm improvising. nowAn alternate way of phrasing this sentence is:
I've always wanted to learn English but my inconsistency of use combined with a lack of practice means that for the present I am improvising.
For years I have been learning with from movies, songs and chats.
All the best with your English learning! ,Phil
0 votedMay 14, 20171Weighing scales
I think more than one has many people must have seen a person sitting next to his their weighing scales in Santiago’s streets offering you the chance to weigh yourself for $100 Chilean pesos (0.15 USD). Innocently, I thought that these ingenious ideas of making money were just happening in Chile, however, I was very surprised to see that in Ulaan Bataar, Mongolia, this is also done when the spring is coming and they ask 200 Tugrik (around 0.08 USD). Now I wonder from where were the first person who had this idea. who was the first person who had this idea and where they came from?0 votedMay 7, 20171Trying to find someone to practice English with.
Hi guys! Im Isa from Brazil and I am looking for guys (plural so there is no 'a' before 'guys') who wanna (wanna is slang and not correct english) want to ( or would like to) practice english with me. I can also try to teach you my native language. Hope to see you soon.All the best with your English!
0 votedApril 14, 20171Saturday Fair
Today I went to the organic products fair. In truth every Saturday I go to this fair. There I bought banana, strawberry, lettuce, cabbage, parsley, broccoli and even breads . I like to go there very much, not only to buy existents existing products but too by meet people. I love to see people talking, negotiating and living your their lifes lives. After all, life is in about the small things, and going to the fair does is one from of these small things.Nice structure of sentences, just a few small errors with possessives and grammar..... well done!
All the best from Phil MQ - Native English Speaking Community Tutor
0 votedApril 9, 20172
