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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
10 sentences I'm pretty sure all correct, need opinion
Could you please help with these?
1 Never does it it work when you need it to.
2 you don't want to waste your saturday in bed.
3 You can tell before you're down that its going to be a masterpiece.
4 I put in one forth of what you put in.
5 This is where I stopped watching the movie.
6 She's of/apart of the lower class. You shouldn't be seen with her. BOTH
7 He can appear behind you in a blink of an eye, and he can disappear just as fast. (talking about sci fi superhearo) does it sound natural? I don't know
8 She's always sticking me. I can never do anything without her being around. (can you say STICK ME?)
9 What little I had I gave to her./The little I had I gave to her. BOTH
10 She looks identical to your old girlfriend?
thank you
1 Never does it it work when you need it to.
2 you don't want to waste your saturday in bed.
3 You can tell before you're down that its going to be a masterpiece.
4 I put in one forth of what you put in.
5 This is where I stopped watching the movie.
6 She's of/apart of the lower class. You shouldn't be seen with her. BOTH
7 He can appear behind you in a blink of an eye, and he can disappear just as fast. (talking about sci fi superhearo) does it sound natural? I don't know
8 She's always sticking me. I can never do anything without her being around. (can you say STICK ME?)
9 What little I had I gave to her./The little I had I gave to her. BOTH
10 She looks identical to your old girlfriend?
thank you
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10 sentences I'm pretty sure all correct 1) no 2) ok 3) ?? 4) A QUARTER/ 25% will be a better choice. 5) ok but needs polishing.
- 10 sentences I'm pretty sure all correct 1) no 2) ok 3) ??
- 4) A QUARTER/ 25% will be a better choice.
- 5) ok but needs polishing.
- 6) Unless you wan to imply that you are high-class, be careful how you use "low class".
- 7) 7 He can appear behind you in a blink of an eye, and he can disappear just as fast.
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10 sentences I'm pretty sure all correct
1) no2) ok
3) ??
4) A QUARTER/ 25% will be a better choice.
5) ok but needs polishing.
6) Unless you wan to imply that you are high-class, be careful h
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1) no (I'm pretty sure this form is ok?) (never does he apologize for anything he does.)
2) ok
3) ?? (you can tell before you're done drawing that it's going to be a masterpiece)
4) A QUARTER/ 25% will be a better choice.
5) ok but needs polishing. (POLISHING? how?)
6) Unless you wan to imply that you are high-class, be careful how you use "low class".
2) ok
3) ?? (you can tell before you're done drawing that it's going to be a masterpiece)
4) A QUARTER/ 25% will be a better choice.
5) ok but needs polishing. (POLISHING? how?)
6) Unless you wan to imply that you are high-class, be careful how you use "low class".
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1) I don't know if yours is technically incorrect, (except for "it it", which i assume is a typo) but certainly "It never works when you need it to" would be much more common.
2) okay except for capitalization
3) (based on your explanation) You can tell (even) before you're done.... (not "down")
4) one fourth
5) fine
6) part of (not "apart of")
7) okay (Al
2) okay except for capitalization
3) (based on your explanation) You can tell (even) before you're done.... (not "down")
4) one fourth
5) fine
6) part of (not "apart of")
7) okay (Al
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Hello Khoff,
How are you? Hope all is ok
I had a quick question
She is of the higher class.
She s part of the higher class.
How would you phrase those? Are they both natural please?
Thank you
How are you? Hope all is ok
I had a quick question
She is of the higher class.
She s part of the higher class.
How would you phrase those? Are they both natural please?
Thank you
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Hi Alex. I don't know what you mean here -- do you mean that she is in a more advanced group in school, (calculus rather than algebra?) or an older group (12th grade rather than 10th grade?), or that she belongs to a more privileged class socially?
Next time, please start a new thread instead of adding on to one that's several years old and about a completely different subject.
Next time, please start a new thread instead of adding on to one that's several years old and about a completely different subject.
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Ok I'm sorry,
I'm talking "socially"?
How would you say it please?
Now that you mention it, how would you say it if you were talking about grades and advanced groups?
Thank you Khoff and sorry again
Good day to you
I'm talking "socially"?
How would you say it please?
Now that you mention it, how would you say it if you were talking about grades and advanced groups?
Thank you Khoff and sorry again
Good day to you
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Hello Khoff,
Could you please tell me this?
I'm talking "socially"?
She belongs to the upper class.
She is of the upper class.
She is part of the upper class.
How would you say it please?
Now that you mention it, how would you say it if you were talking about grades and advanced groups?
Thank you Khoff and sorry again
Could you please tell me this?
I'm talking "socially"?
She belongs to the upper class.
She is of the upper class.
She is part of the upper class.
How would you say it please?
Now that you mention it, how would you say it if you were talking about grades and advanced groups?
Thank you Khoff and sorry again
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