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Sep 19th, 2010, 07:35 pm
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Re: at once vs. immediately
Thanks for the responses.
Susan - I think i agree with you that it's the "be able to" that might have made me look at the sentence as funny. I've found quite a few times that the sentences this...
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at once vs. immediately
I had a student present me with this sentence:
"I was able to find Jeff at once."
The sentence strikes me as odd. I would say:
"I was able to find Jeff immediately." or
"I was able to find Jeff...
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