Hello and dear native English speakers. Could I ask you three questions about 7 sentences , which ,I guess, have the similar meaning? 1. He hadn't been gone two minutes when there was an explosion.(original) 2. He hadn't been and gone two minutes when there was an explosion. 3. He hadn't been gone for two minutes when there was an explosion. 4. After he left there for two minutes there was an explosion there. 5. He did not leave there for two minutes until there was an explosion 6. He did not leave until there was an explosion for two minutes. 7. Just as he left there for two minutes then suddenly an explosion happened. Question: Which is/are grammatically correct? Does number 2 has the same meaning as number 1? Does each of sentences 3 to 7 has the same meaning?

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"the next two day" meaning If a mother tells her child 'You are not allowed to go out for the next two days' on Monday, does the time of day she says this affect when the child can go out? For example, if she says it in the morning, does it mean the child cannot go out on Monday and Tuesday, or if she says it in the evening, does it mean the child cannot go out on Tuesday and Wednesday?

Quiz for today: Conjunctions

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Can you guess what these words mean based on their prefixes? A) Unhappy B) Dislike C) Reapply