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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
2 ways of saying a sentence, which to say?
TO vs FOR
1 Who can I ask to lend me 5 dollars.
2 Who can I ask for 5 dollars.
Until vs Before
1 I worked here for 3 month until/before I won the lottery and became rich.
Suppose vs NO suppose
1 How am I to know not to do that?
2 How am I supposed to know not to do that?
I vs ME
1 He has a nicer position than me/I do.
Reservation vs Reserve
In whose name should the reservation be?/In whose name should I reserve the room?
ABOUT vs NO ABOUT
1 Now that I'm about to leave work/now that I'm leaving work, I'm no longer tired./feeling tired.
Could you help me with this please?
- You're better off being 4 people in a suite than 2 people in a standard room pricewise and no matter the length of stay/what the length of stay is, the breakfast is 5 dollars per person.
- I'm going to try the last one my way to see if it works.
Thank you
1 Who can I ask to lend me 5 dollars.
2 Who can I ask for 5 dollars.
Until vs Before
1 I worked here for 3 month until/before I won the lottery and became rich.
Suppose vs NO suppose
1 How am I to know not to do that?
2 How am I supposed to know not to do that?
I vs ME
1 He has a nicer position than me/I do.
Reservation vs Reserve
In whose name should the reservation be?/In whose name should I reserve the room?
ABOUT vs NO ABOUT
1 Now that I'm about to leave work/now that I'm leaving work, I'm no longer tired./feeling tired.
Could you help me with this please?
- You're better off being 4 people in a suite than 2 people in a standard room pricewise and no matter the length of stay/what the length of stay is, the breakfast is 5 dollars per person.
- I'm going to try the last one my way to see if it works.
Thank you
Top answer
To vs For Answer: Who can I ask to lend me 5 dollars. Until vs Before Answer: Use Before Suppose vs NO suppose Answer: Use second sentence I vs ME Answer: Perfect grammar is "than I do". People often would say than me.
- To vs For Answer: Who can I ask to lend me 5 dollars.
- Until vs Before Answer: Use Before Suppose vs NO suppose Answer: Use second sentence I vs ME Answer: Perfect grammar is "than I do".
- People often would say than me.
- Reservation vs Reserve Answer: Both are ok.
- first sounds better.
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To vs For
Answer: Who can I ask to lend me 5 dollars.
Until vs Before
Answer: Use Before
Suppose vs NO suppose
Answer: Use second sentence
I vs ME
Answer: Perfect grammar is "than I do". People often would say than me.
Reservation vs Reserve
Answer: Both are ok. first sounds better.
ABOUT vs NO ABOUT
Answer: Use First
Answer: Who can I ask to lend me 5 dollars.
Until vs Before
Answer: Use Before
Suppose vs NO suppose
Answer: Use second sentence
I vs ME
Answer: Perfect grammar is "than I do". People often would say than me.
Reservation vs Reserve
Answer: Both are ok. first sounds better.
ABOUT vs NO ABOUT
Answer: Use First
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Thank you very much,
Could you tell me please what you think of the last 2 sentences please?
Thank you
Could you tell me please what you think of the last 2 sentences please?
Thank you
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- You're better off being 4 people in a suite than 2 people in a standard room pricewise and no matter the length of stay/what the length of stay is, the breakfast is 5 dollars per person.
- I'm going to try the last one my way to see if it works.
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