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| 1. The policeman ordered them not to play football in the street. 2. They had been driving for 3 hours before they stopped for lunch at the roadside restaurant. Thanks for help. |
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| I'd change 'before' to 'when' just to be on the safe side, but otherwise, your sentences are fine, Mylevt. |
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| If I use on the street is it OK? Explain me why? |
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| 'On the street' is OK too, because you can be in or on the street. . |
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| No, I don't agree with you about that. It is impossible to use whether on the street or in the street. I think there is something different. But I don't know how to explain. I need someone. |
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| . A simple 'thank you' would suffice, Mylevt. . |
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| sorry Mister Miscawber. I don't mean to hurt you. Only because I don't have tact in how to express myself. Forgive me. |
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