I had a dream that Boyfriend and his parents went regularly to this place where, among other things, they had sock monkey type things hidden everywhere, and you could keep them when you found them.
His family had a secret room where his mom kept a bunch of magazines, and where he kept the sock monkey guys.
Eventually we went there in the dream, and the walls were covered with posters of metal bands.
Boyfriend picked up an old letter that he had started writing to a politician and decided to send it. It didn't seal right, so I taped it down.
I have such boring dreams. I think the sock monkey part came from the find-the-frog at Whole Food situation.
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When there are two things that require two different propositions, should we use both of them or is one enough? e.g I am available on the scheduled date and time. As you can see time require at while date requires on.
For clarity, you might. I think if you wrote "I am available at the scheduled time" that would imply date as well and you could avoid the situation thusly.
It depends, I guess, on if you're previously discussed a date and time. Otherwise, if I say "I am available at 3:00", then you could infer that I am available at that time every day.
@Noah In the phrase "the specified date and time", yes.
At least, that's how I interpret it. I'm available at the pre-arranged date and time. I'm available at the unfortunate date and time. Those seem perfectly grammatical to me.
But as soon as you split them, the prepositions need repeating.
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