Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Happy about - happy with / at the airport - to the airport
I'm sorry about posting questions in two different topics (as I posted another one a couple of minutes ago), moderators may merge them if they think they should.
I have some trouble with these sentences:
Would you rahter say,
We didn't get at the airport on time
We didn't get to the airport in time
or
We didn't get on the airport on time?
We may be late, it depends on whether the train is delayed
or
We could be late, it depends on if the train is delayed?
Also, would you say you're not happy about or happy with a tour?
I have some trouble with these sentences:
Would you rahter say,
We didn't get at the airport on time
We didn't get to the airport in time
or
We didn't get on the airport on time?
We may be late, it depends on whether the train is delayed
or
We could be late, it depends on if the train is delayed?
Also, would you say you're not happy about or happy with a tour?
Top answer
Question 1: We didn't get to the aiport on time. We didn't get to the aiport in time. You want "to" but you may want "on time" or "in time" -- and I don't know which.
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Question 1:
We didn't get to the aiport on time.
We didn't get to the aiport in time.
You want "to" but you may want "on time" or "in time" -- and I don't know which.
If we didnn't there on time, we weren't there when we had agreed that we would be there. We were later than planned.
If we didn't get there
We didn't get to the aiport on time.
We didn't get to the aiport in time.
You want "to" but you may want "on time" or "in time" -- and I don't know which.
If we didnn't there on time, we weren't there when we had agreed that we would be there. We were later than planned.
If we didn't get there
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