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is correct to say "the clock was moved forward this wknd?"

is correct to say "the clock was moved forward this wknd?"

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quiero decir han adelantado la hora este fin de semana "the clock was moved forward this wknd? "

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updated MAR 29, 2010
posted by AL123

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Es super facil mate.

"The clocks went forward this weekend"

updated MAR 29, 2010
posted by spgreen1
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Cambio horario

updated MAR 29, 2010
posted by albert-fabrik-
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Thank you all!

updated MAR 29, 2010
posted by AL123
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Clocks have gone forward this weekend. Anuncio en un periódico: Clocks go forward this weekend.

No hay nada malo con tu frase sólo que como de costumbre, hay una forma convencional de expresarlo. Entonces, plural, (todos los relojes)

updated MAR 29, 2010
edited by lagartijaverde
posted by lagartijaverde
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Although grammatically that is probably correct, it does sound a bit funny, I would say "the clock was set forward this weekend".

I would opt for "to set" because that makes clear that the time on the clock changes and not just the place where the clock stands which "to move" could also imply.

Saludos, Chica

updated MAR 29, 2010
posted by chicasabrosa
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