Over the next few weekends, we are going to
several festivals that are happening in different towns around the province.
They will all be short drives as we want
to spend our time at the festivals rather than on the roads. At this time of the year,
thunderstorms are always possible, but we are hoping that they won’t affect our
plans.
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Over the next weekend, I am going to a festival that is happening in a town in the province. It will be a short drive as I want to spend my time at the festival rather than on the road. At this time of the year, a thunderstorm may be possible, but I am hoping that it won’t affect my plan.
Over the next few weekend, I am going to a festival that is happening in another town in the province. It will be a short drive as I want to spent my time at the festival rather than on the road. At this time of the year, thunderstorm it is always possible, but I am hopping that it won't affect my plans.
Over the next weekend, I am going to a festival that is happening in a different town in the province. It will be a short drive as I want to spend my time at the festival rather than on the road. At this time of the year, a thunderstorm is always possible, but I am hoping that it won’t affect my plan.
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I'm very conflicted: not sure if the sentence is too simple or it's just me not noticing the obvious.
I've checked online, and it seems that I can use 'over the weekend' here, even though it sounds 'wrong' to me. I'm also unsure about the 'thunderstorm' part.
Over the next weekend, I am going to a festival that is happening in a town in the province. It will be a short drive as I want to spend my time at the festival rather than on the road. At this time of the year, a thunderstorm is always possible, but I am hoping that it won’t affect my plan.
Over the next weekend, we are going to a festival that is going on in a town in the province. The drive will be short, which is nice because we will be spending more time at the festival than on the road. At this time of year, there is a good chance of a thunderstorm, but hopefully that it won't affect our plan.
Well done, Audrey and Liudmila!
Good try, Cecilia, but there are a couple mistakes in your answer. Can you spot them?
BaileyPelech, Your answer is quite good, but try to retain the original meaning of the sentences as much as possible.
Olena, those are very good questions, and you are more than welcome to voice your thoughts here!
"Over the weekend" sounded awkward to me as well -- and I had to look online to see if others used it. In the plural, it makes good sense; in the singular, I would prefer to use "Next weekend".
I'm not sure why you don't like "thunderstorm". It's a relatively common word, at least in Canada.
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