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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
3 sentences please
I read the following in a magazine, thought they sounded weird.
1 The little I you've told me about him, he seems like a nice guy. Isn't it "FROM the little...)
2 I was fishing when a big fish came by and baited and pulled the rod into the water.
3 She left at the wrong time. That's when the action started.
Thanks
1 The little I you've told me about him, he seems like a nice guy. Isn't it "FROM the little...)
2 I was fishing when a big fish came by and baited and pulled the rod into the water.
3 She left at the wrong time. That's when the action started.
Thanks
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-- Without 'from', it is quite informal. 2 I was fishing when a big fish came by and took the bait and pulled the rod into the water. 3 She left at the wrong time.
- -- Without 'from', it is quite informal.
- 2 I was fishing when a big fish came by and took the bait and pulled the rod into the water.
- 3 She left at the wrong time.
- -- OK
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1 (From) the little you've told me about him, he seems like a nice guy.-- Without 'from', it is quite informal.
2 I was fishing when a big fish came by and took the bait and pulled the rod into the water.
3 She left at the wrong time. That's when the action started.-- OK
2 I was fishing when a big fish came by and took the bait and pulled the rod into the water.
3 She left at the wrong time. That's when the action started.-- OK
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