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Coincidence Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

A few sentences to translate

Hello,
could you please tell me whether these sentences and expressions are ok?

1. The book tells about a family, who live in England. (is the expression and comma ok here?)
2. the old lady gave the children tree apples, which were a great treat to/for them.
3. Adam, Eve and Julia have one mother : do we say : Adam, Eve and Julia's mother fell ill
4. they notice someone at the station (the railway station) - there is someone on the platform
5. an old lady says that they mustn't swim here but they can swim farther away
6. I will tell the other parents to let their children go to the party
7. At the end of the review : Would you like to know if the dogs have had/has more adventures?
Will they find their owner?/Do they find their owner?

Thank you very much.
Kind regards.
  

Top answer

1 no comma 2 apples from the tree - treat for 3 that's how I'd say it 4 ok 5 ok (some would repeat 'that') 6 ok 7 Since the last two questions are in the present tense, use the present (have) in the first

  • 1 no comma 2 apples from the tree - treat for 3 that's how I'd say it 4 ok 5 ok (some would repeat 'that') 6 ok 7 Since the last two questions are in the present tense, use the present (have) in the first
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1 no comma
2 apples from the tree - treat for
3 that's how I'd say it
4 ok
5 ok (some would repeat 'that')
6 ok
7 Since the last two questions are in the present tense, use the present (have) in the first
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Thank you very much!
Kind regards.
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1. You should probably use lives instead of live.

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