No. Perhaps you mean:
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We can't go for two weeks without lessons.
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Thread: Remain
- 27-Apr-2010, 15:44 #1
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Remain Me again!
Can we say : "We can't remain two weeks with no lessons. "?
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- 27-Apr-2010, 18:50 #2
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Re: Remain
- 27-Apr-2010, 18:57 #3
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Re: Remain Is it possible to say: "We can't stay.......?"
- 28-Apr-2010, 09:17 #4
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Re: Remain It doesn't sound natural to me- I would use Ron's version.
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