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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

2 quesions don't know if you can say

How would you say these if they are wrong ?

1 I went out to water the plants. I didn't know the jet would be so strong/powerful when I turned on the hose.
2 I should never have gone out with her. We should have stayed friends. I should have left/kept it at that. (can you say LEAVE/KEEP IT AT THAT IN THIS CONTEXT, what would you say?)
3 With these tweezer you won't be able to pluck the whole hair out along with the root, you'll just pluck out the visible part of the hair.

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1 I went out to water the plants. I didn't know the jet/spray would be so strong/powerful when I turned on the hose. 2 I should never have gone out with her.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1 I went out to water the plants.
  • I didn't know the jet/spray would be so strong/powerful when I turned on the hose.
  • 2 I should never have gone out with her.
  • We should have stayed friends.
  • I should have l eft/kept it at that.
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1 I went out to water the plants. I didn't know the jet/spray would be so strong/powerful when I turned on the hose.
2 I should never have gone out with her. We should have stayed friends. I should have left/kept it at that.

3 With these tweezers, you won't be able to pluck the whole hair out along with the root; you'll just break off the vi
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