Is it correct to say: At the beggining of the term, it's quite busy? I was trying to say that during the start of the term (semester) things are getting busy (actually it was one my friends). I would

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Is it correct to say: At the beggining of the term, it's quite busy? I was trying to say that during the start of the term (semester) things are getting busy (actually it was one my friends). I would like to know if it's grammatically correct and if possible, what's the better way of saying it? Many thanks!

1 мар. 2017 г., 15:14

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You can say it a number of ways: - It gets quite busy at the beginning of the term. - At the beginning of the term, it gets quite busy. Where I live, term isn't used as frequently and we would just use semester: - It gets quite busy at the beginning of the semester.

1 марта 2017 г.

That is correct, but it should be: At the beginning of the term, it's quite busy. A more natural way to say it might be: At the beginning of the semester, things tend to get busy.

1 марта 2017 г.

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