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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

2 drains in the sink

Is this sentence correct and does it make sense and is it natural?
There are always 2 drains in a sink. One the base and one at the top just in case the sink fills up faster than it can drain it.

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I would say more to make the picture clearer. Also, you need a verb in the second sentence. There are always two drains in a sink.

— Doctor D

  • I would say more to make the picture clearer.
  • Also, you need a verb in the second sentence.
  • There are always two drains in a sink.
  • One is at the base (or: the bottom) of the sink and one is on the wall of the sink at the top just in case the sink fills up faster than it the outlet at the bottom can drain it.
  • Does this help?
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I would say more to make the picture clearer. Also, you need a verb in the second sentence.

There are always two drains in a sink. One is at the base (or: the bottom) of the sink and one is on the wall of the sink at the top just in case the sink fills up faster than it the outlet at the bottom can drain it.
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