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Program2 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
3please correct my sentences
1- Although her husband wasn’t a racist and he went to school with blacks and every things were fine, but after long argument he said “No”.
2- The dialectics between them push her to upsetting and left him into the living room.
3- Later, he thought of the years they had spent together and how close they were and how well they knew each other. He gives up and says “Yes”.
4- Ann doesn’t think that her husband will say yes and when he does she realized that they still don’t know each other. He went to bed with a new stranger wife
2- The dialectics between them push her to upsetting and left him into the living room.
3- Later, he thought of the years they had spent together and how close they were and how well they knew each other. He gives up and says “Yes”.
4- Ann doesn’t think that her husband will say yes and when he does she realized that they still don’t know each other. He went to bed with a new stranger wife
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Hi, It's hard to understand your meaning in places. I'll just try to make sentences that have correct grammar. You can check that the meaning is what you intend.
- Hi, It's hard to understand your meaning in places.
- I'll just try to make sentences that have correct grammar.
- You can check that the meaning is what you intend.
- 1- Although her husband wasn’t a racist and he went to school with blacks and everything was fine, after a long argument he said “No”.
- 2- The argument between them made her upset, and she left him in the living room.
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Hi,
It's hard to understand your meaning in places. I'll just try to make sentences that have correct grammar. You can check that the meaning is what you intend.
1- Although her husband wasn’t a racist and he went to school with blacks and everything was fine, after a long argument he said “No”.
2- The argument between them made her upset, and she left him in the living room.
It's hard to understand your meaning in places. I'll just try to make sentences that have correct grammar. You can check that the meaning is what you intend.
1- Although her husband wasn’t a racist and he went to school with blacks and everything was fine, after a long argument he said “No”.
2- The argument between them made her upset, and she left him in the living room.
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1- Although her husband wasn't a racist and he went to school with blacks and every thing was fine, but after long argument he said "No".
2- The dialectics between them push her to upsetting and leave hime into the living room.
3- Later, he thought of the years they had spent together and how close they had been and how well they had known each other. He gives up & says "Yes".
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2- The dialectics between them push her to upsetting and leave hime into the living room.
3- Later, he thought of the years they had spent together and how close they had been and how well they had known each other. He gives up & says "Yes".
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Hi Anon,
Sorry, but you have quite a lot of mistakes in the above post.
Best wishes, Clive
Sorry, but you have quite a lot of mistakes in the above post.
Best wishes, Clive
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