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Ellisa Posted 14 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
A sentence correction
Hello teachers!
Here's a sentence;
Suzie's mother told Suzie that she needs toothpaste of the string bean size.
Is this sentence grammatically correct? If not, how can I revise it?
Here's a sentence;
Suzie's mother told Suzie that she needs toothpaste of the string bean size.
Is this sentence grammatically correct? If not, how can I revise it?
Top answer
There is nothing wrong with the grammar but 'string bean size' is odd to me.
- There is nothing wrong with the grammar but 'string bean size' is odd to me.
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There is nothing wrong with the grammar but 'string bean size' is odd to me.
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How about this sentence?
Suzie's mother told Suzie that she needs toothpaste size of string bean.
Suzie's mother told Suzie that she needs toothpaste size of string bean.
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It is that a string bean is not a generally known basis of measurement, and they are not the shape or size of a toothpaste tube, at least in my part of the world (the Western Hemisphere).
Suzie's mother told her that she needs a small tube of toothpaste.
Suzie's mother told her that she needs a small tube of toothpaste.
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