A few grammer questions
Hey everyone! I have a few quick questions, thank you so much for your time.
1. "Mike did not speak a lot during class."
Is DURING class ok? should it be in class instead?
2. Is it cool to start a sentence with- "Recess started, and the kids started playing basketball."
Is there any better way to start this sentence? recess has started?...
3. If two people are walking together, and then they each go their separate ways and keep walking home, is this a good way to describe that-
"They parted and went home."
4.One last question-
Does this work as an introductory:
"It was afternoon time, and Mike was resting."
Thank you so much for your time again!
Top answer
slide green 338 1. " Is DURING class ok? should it be in class instead?
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- " Is DURING class ok?
- should it be in class instead?
- "He spoke a lot during class" implies that he was talking with his classmates while the teacher was trying to teach.
- ""He spoke a lot in class" implies that he participated in class discussions as directed by the teacher.
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slide green 3381. "Mike did not speak a lot during class." Is DURING class ok? should it be in class instead?
"He spoke a lot during class" implies that he was talking with his classmates while the teacher was trying to teach.
""He spoke a lot in class" implies that he participated in class discussions as directed by the teacher.
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