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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
3 sentences I'm having trouble with Please
Could someone correct these if they nee correct?
1With the pressure of the water coming in through the hatch, how were you able to close the door behind you.
2 I've watched this movie too recently ago to want to watch it a second time now.
3. I brought the plate of food up just to bring it down again/just to find out he wasn't up there.
4 The show gets better as from/as of season 4.
5 The driver took the turn/bend very well, getting him into second place.
Thank you
alc
1With the pressure of the water coming in through the hatch, how were you able to close the door behind you.
2 I've watched this movie too recently ago to want to watch it a second time now.
3. I brought the plate of food up just to bring it down again/just to find out he wasn't up there.
4 The show gets better as from/as of season 4.
5 The driver took the turn/bend very well, getting him into second place.
Thank you
alc
Top answer
1. Needs ? 2.
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- Needs ?
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- Grammatically correct, but we just don't say it that way: "too recently ago" = not long enough ago 3.
- The second choice explains the situation better.
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1. Needs ?
2. Grammatically correct, but we just don't say it that way: "too recently ago" = not long enough ago
3. The second choice explains the situation better.
4. I would say "from the start of season 4". 'as of' is o.kl
5. 'Turn' would indicate at least a 45° change in direction; 'bend' would be less, probably, and most definitely more gradual.
2. Grammatically correct, but we just don't say it that way: "too recently ago" = not long enough ago
3. The second choice explains the situation better.
4. I would say "from the start of season 4". 'as of' is o.kl
5. 'Turn' would indicate at least a 45° change in direction; 'bend' would be less, probably, and most definitely more gradual.
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so can you say
1 I've haven't seen this movie long enough ago to enjoy it.
and is the second part of 5 OK
"getting him into second"
and which would you choose
TOOK THE BEND WELL /TOOK THE TURN WELL??
and which would you say "I accelerated in/during a bend"????
thank you
1 I've haven't seen this movie long enough ago to enjoy it.
and is the second part of 5 OK
"getting him into second"
and which would you choose
TOOK THE BEND WELL /TOOK THE TURN WELL??
and which would you say "I accelerated in/during a bend"????
thank you
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one more thing
could one say
could one say
- If you wait until next year to watch the movie, you'll have watched it long enough ago.
- ... you won't have seen the movie too short a time ago.
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