Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
"We are reading on our own "
We are reading on our own.
I am trying to say that we are reading independent of each other. i.e. We are each reading our own books. Is this the natural way to express this idea?
Thank you
PBF
I am trying to say that we are reading independent of each other. i.e. We are each reading our own books. Is this the natural way to express this idea?
Thank you
PBF
Top answer
We are reading on our own. I see three possibilities: a) we are reading unassisted. b) we are reading separately.
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We are reading on our own.
I see three possibilities:
a) we are reading unassisted.
b) we are reading separately.
c) we are reading together, but away/separate from anyone else.
I think the context will clarify the meaning.
I see three possibilities:
a) we are reading unassisted.
b) we are reading separately.
c) we are reading together, but away/separate from anyone else.
I think the context will clarify the meaning.
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