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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
6 sentences only have to choose from 2 words please?
Could you please help me correct these sentences. How would you say them please?
1 The faucet is leaking/dripping drops at a time. You didn't close it well.
2 The only person I hate being indebted to is you/I hate oweing money is you.
3 How much percent (of the) battery is charged? (how to say this?)
4 When you know her, you know the book is about her when you read it/you see a lot of her in the book.
5 I'll do the same when I'm helping you/when I help you.
6 How many days in advance/early/beforehand do I have to let you know?
Thank you
1 The faucet is leaking/dripping drops at a time. You didn't close it well.
2 The only person I hate being indebted to is you/I hate oweing money is you.
3 How much percent (of the) battery is charged? (how to say this?)
4 When you know her, you know the book is about her when you read it/you see a lot of her in the book.
5 I'll do the same when I'm helping you/when I help you.
6 How many days in advance/early/beforehand do I have to let you know?
Thank you
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alc, From one leaner to another, may I suggest that you reduce the number of your question on your posts and concentrate on learning the finer point of grammar rather than asking a load of questions without actually understanding the answers the forum has offered you. If my observation is correct, people seem unenthused are tired answering your questions because a lot of them in essence repeats of the previous. But I wwould take a shot at your last post.
- alc, From one leaner to another, may I suggest that you reduce the number of your question on your posts and concentrate on learning the finer point of grammar rather than asking a load of questions without actually understanding the answers the forum has offered you.
- If my observation is correct, people seem unenthused are tired answering your questions because a lot of them in essence repeats of the previous.
- But I wwould take a shot at your last post.
- alc24 1 The faucet is l eaking/ dripping drops at a time.
- You didn't close it well .
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alc,
From one leaner to another, may I suggest that you reduce the number of your question on your posts and concentrate on learning the finer point of grammar rather than asking a load of questions without actually understanding the answers the forum has offered you. If my observation is correct, people seem unenthused are tired answering your questions because a lot of them in essence repea
From one leaner to another, may I suggest that you reduce the number of your question on your posts and concentrate on learning the finer point of grammar rather than asking a load of questions without actually understanding the answers the forum has offered you. If my observation is correct, people seem unenthused are tired answering your questions because a lot of them in essence repea
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Hello Alc,
1. Try the first half of Anon's answer + "You didn't turn it off properly".
2. Your first version is correct. In your second version, insert "to" after "money" and correct the spelling of "oweing".
3. I wouldn't be averse to "How much percent is the battery charged?".
4. Try changing "When" to "If".
5. These are both possible. Of course, you
1. Try the first half of Anon's answer + "You didn't turn it off properly".
2. Your first version is correct. In your second version, insert "to" after "money" and correct the spelling of "oweing".
3. I wouldn't be averse to "How much percent is the battery charged?".
4. Try changing "When" to "If".
5. These are both possible. Of course, you
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