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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Alternatives conjuctions or phrase Don't know which?

Which word or conjuction would you use if not BOTH?

1 Leave the widow wide open/leave it open wide.
2 Those are the shadows from/of the objects lying around.
3 Find a place to sleep on/over the weekend.
4 According/by my calculations, that street must be your street.
5 I know what the fastest route to my house is./I know the fast route to my house.
6 What are the chances/odds of making a flush in poker
7 Aren’t I / Am I not pleased to see you. Its been forever. NO Emotion: boy Am I pleased to see you.
8 Its 6 blocks down and to/on your left.

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1 Leave the window wide open/leave it open wide. 2 Those are the shadows from/of the objects lying around. 3 Find a place to sleep for/over the weekend.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1 Leave the window wide open/leave it open wide.
  • 2 Those are the shadows from/of the objects lying around.
  • 3 Find a place to sleep for/over the weekend.
  • 4 According to my calculations, that must be your street.
  • /I know the fast route to my house.
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1 Leave the window wide open/leave it open wide.
2 Those are the shadows from/of the objects lying around.
3 Find a place to sleep for/over the weekend.
4 According to my calculations, that must be your street.
5 I know what the fastest route to my house is./I know the fast route to my house.
6 What are the chances/odds of making a
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