Max1985 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"Soon enough" or "it wasn't long before"
I am debating between these two, while writing about a time I made a realization. Currently I have
"Faced with disappointment, I tried to put myself in X's shoes. Soon enough, it struck me: I was just a ABC trying to get X to do DEF".
Should I write "It wasn't long before it struck me" ?? Please help!
thanks and God bless,
Max
"Faced with disappointment, I tried to put myself in X's shoes. Soon enough, it struck me: I was just a ABC trying to get X to do DEF".
Should I write "It wasn't long before it struck me" ?? Please help!
thanks and God bless,
Max
Top answer
It wasn't long before (=soon) ... Who is pregnant? You'll find out soon enough (= fairly soon)
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It wasn't long before (=soon) ...
Who is pregnant? You'll find out soon enough (= fairly soon)
Who is pregnant? You'll find out soon enough (= fairly soon)
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thanks! I really appreciate this.
Can someone else also confirm this? This is an important paper that I can't mess
Can someone else also confirm this? This is an important paper that I can't mess
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... Please help!