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  1. 10-Apr-2012, 14:43 #1
    thomas615
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    Default will make up for the time?

    Hello, Teacher, is this sentence correct?

    I will work from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and will skip lunch to make up for the time missed.
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  2. 10-Apr-2012, 14:45 #2
    billmcd
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    Default Re: will make up for the time?

    Yes, it's OK.
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