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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

A few of grammar corrections

if someone could look over my corrections

  • I'm a master at/in/of cooking eggs

  • There is a piece of paper on the stairs/staircase/stairwell on the stairs/in the staircase

  • He is scared when he's not supposed to be/gets scared when he's not supposed to be 1st OK

  • The jumprope is so small i trip on/over it when i try to do it the jump rope is so small i trip over it when i try to use it

  • The way you play you have no chance of winning ok

  • I won the match after having almosty lost ok you can also omit AFTER

  • Scratching and chafeing causes hair loss

  • There is no reason why i should be the only one to know about it OK

  • How are you going to pay me back when you have no money /considering you have no money BOTH

  • Confess it and maybe you'll lose a hand rather than your life/instead of your life BOTH

  • Do you know what i thought was it Do you know what I thought it was

  • i thought it'd be a good idea for everyone to get to know each other OK
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alc24 if someone could look over my corrections I'm a master at/in /of cooking eggs Either at or of. I use "at" more frequently. There is a piece of paper on the stairs/staircase/stairwell on the stairs /in the staircase A staircase goes all the way from top to bottom.

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  • alc24 if someone could look over my corrections I'm a master at/in /of cooking eggs Either at or of.
  • I use "at" more frequently.
  • There is a piece of paper on the stairs/staircase/stairwell on the stairs /in the staircase A staircase goes all the way from top to bottom.
  • On the stairs means on one of the steps of the staircase.
  • A stairwell includes the walls surrounding a staircase, usually built for emergency exits in tall buildings.
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alc24if someone could look over my corrections

  • I'm a master at/in/of cooking eggs
Either at or of. I use "at" more frequently.

  • There is a piece of paper on the stairs/staircase/stairwell on the stairs/in the staircase A staircase goes all the way from top to bottom. On the stairs
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are the ones you didn't comment on correct???

thank you
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