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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
6 sentences need help please
Could you please help me with these?
1 The subway line forks at the following station, but I get off right before it forks. (meaning the subway goes in two different direction at one point.)
2 My head hurts because of shaking it while listening to music/from shaking it.
3 You of all people should know that nothing is free in the world.
4 I'll get all your chip the following hand/the next hand if I don't get all of it this hand.(poker)
5 I've never smoked on the bus with this many people around.
6 You don't like the way she dresses yet you dress the same way/just like her.
7 I like being in a country where I speak the language/in which I speak the language.
Thank you
1 The subway line forks at the following station, but I get off right before it forks. (meaning the subway goes in two different direction at one point.)
2 My head hurts because of shaking it while listening to music/from shaking it.
3 You of all people should know that nothing is free in the world.
4 I'll get all your chip the following hand/the next hand if I don't get all of it this hand.(poker)
5 I've never smoked on the bus with this many people around.
6 You don't like the way she dresses yet you dress the same way/just like her.
7 I like being in a country where I speak the language/in which I speak the language.
Thank you
Top answer
3. nothing in the world is free [don't ask me why we prefer this word order] 4. all of them 7.
- 3.
- nothing in the world is free [don't ask me why we prefer this word order] 4.
- all of them 7.
- 'where' is probably more common, but 'in which' would be used in more formal settings.
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3. nothing in the world is free [don't ask me why we prefer this word order]
4. chips............all of them
7. 'where' is probably more common, but 'in which' would be used in more formal settings.
4. chips............all of them
7. 'where' is probably more common, but 'in which' would be used in more formal settings.
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acl24,
I have this question for a while. Can you enlighten me if you don't mind? Why it that the number of questions in your post are always more than the tilte? They can't be mistakes; can they?
I have this question for a while. Can you enlighten me if you don't mind? Why it that the number of questions in your post are always more than the tilte? They can't be mistakes; can they?
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Because when I first name the post, I have x number of sentences and I add some and I just don't change the title, its not like one sentence is going to make a difference, but I'll make sure it doesn't happen. Would you like me to say that if I write 4 sentences when its 6 more people will take a look at it as its shorter.
sorry about it tho
sorry about it tho
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It's not a big deal. It just goes to show the degree of seriousness about one's own questions. If he is sloppy with his own questions, then the answers he received may be treated in the similiar fashion.
That's all.
That's all.
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