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Kobiaf Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
about some law
hello all
i confused about there sentece how say it and why......
think than i at a bar and my hand have some water glass and someone asking me were u got this water
than i answer him i have taken it forom the bar or i took it from the bar?
thnx
i confused about there sentece how say it and why......
think than i at a bar and my hand have some water glass and someone asking me were u got this water
than i answer him i have taken it forom the bar or i took it from the bar?
thnx
Top answer
I have taken the drink from the bar (BrE). I took the drink from the bar (AmE). both are used.
- I have taken the drink from the bar (BrE).
- I took the drink from the bar (AmE).
- both are used.
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I have taken the drink from the bar (BrE).
I took the drink from the bar (AmE).
both are used.
I took the drink from the bar (AmE).
both are used.
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i confused (red means bad English here)
I am confused
how say it
how to say it
i at a bar
I am at the bar
were u got
where you got
I am confused
how say it
how to say it
i at a bar
I am at the bar
were u got
where you got
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Kobiafok thnks allAmerican English
what is ame and bre ?
British English
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Kobiaf,
You will find that your English improves much more quickly if you stop using 'text-talk' abbreviations all the time. This is a site for practising correct English.
You will find that your English improves much more quickly if you stop using 'text-talk' abbreviations all the time. This is a site for practising correct English.
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I fully agree, Nona. This text-talk makes it difficult to distinguish between intentional and unintentional mistakes and hurts the eyes.
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