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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Any mistakes, please?
Any mistakes, please?
I can’t normally walk .(I/do some physiotherapy sessions)
– Hadn’t I better do some physiotherapy sessions?
The washing machine isn’t working. (we/buy a new one)
– Hadn’t we better buy a new one?
Mr.Parker is using drugs. (he/look for help)
– Hadn’t he better look for help?
The weather is terrible. (you/take your umbrella)
– Hadn’t you better take your umbrella?
His statement is false. (he/tell the truth)
– Hadn’t he better tell the truth?
They’ve just offended each other. (they/apologize)
– Hadn’t they better apologize?
We almost had a congestion. (we/go to hospital)
– Hadn’t we better go to hospital?
She’s just robbed (she/call the police)
– Hadn’t she better call the police?
Thank you,
Anon.
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I can’t normally walk .(I/do some physiotherapy sessions)
– Hadn’t I better do some physiotherapy sessions?
The washing machine isn’t working. (we/buy a new one)
– Hadn’t we better buy a new one?
Mr.Parker is using drugs. (he/look for help)
– Hadn’t he better look for help?
The weather is terrible. (you/take your umbrella)
– Hadn’t you better take your umbrella?
His statement is false. (he/tell the truth)
– Hadn’t he better tell the truth?
They’ve just offended each other. (they/apologize)
– Hadn’t they better apologize?
We almost had a congestion. (we/go to hospital)
– Hadn’t we better go to hospital?
She’s just robbed (she/call the police)
– Hadn’t she better call the police?
Thank you,
Anon.
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Top answer
Hi, They’ve just offended each other. (they/apologize) – Hadn’t they better apologize to each other? She’s just been robbed (she/call the police) – Hadn’t she better call the police?
- Hi, They’ve just offended each other.
- (they/apologize) – Hadn’t they better apologize to each other?
- She’s just been robbed (she/call the police) – Hadn’t she better call the police?
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
They’ve just offended each other. (they/apologize)
– Hadn’t they better apologize to each other?
She’s just been robbed (she/call the police)
– Hadn’t she better call the police?
Best wishes, Clive
They’ve just offended each other. (they/apologize)
– Hadn’t they better apologize to each other?
She’s just been robbed (she/call the police)
– Hadn’t she better call the police?
Best wishes, Clive
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By the way, Clive, isn't wrong to write "I can't normally walk" ? I mean the position of "normally" (as an adverb) isn't in the end of the sentence? e.g.:
- I can't walk normally?
In relation to "Hadn't I better do some physiotherapy sessions" , isn't wrong to use the verb to do ? Wouldn't it be the verb have or tak
- I can't walk normally?
In relation to "Hadn't I better do some physiotherapy sessions" , isn't wrong to use the verb to do ? Wouldn't it be the verb have or tak
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Hi,
By the way, Clive, isn't wrong to write "I can't normally walk" ? I mean the position of "normally" (as an adverb) isn't in the end of the sentence? e.g.:
- I can't walk normally?
Let me just comment that, very generally speaking, adverbs can be positioned at quite a variety of places in a sentence. Sometimes, the meaning can change a bi
By the way, Clive, isn't wrong to write "I can't normally walk" ? I mean the position of "normally" (as an adverb) isn't in the end of the sentence? e.g.:
- I can't walk normally?
Let me just comment that, very generally speaking, adverbs can be positioned at quite a variety of places in a sentence. Sometimes, the meaning can change a bi
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Thanks again, Clive. Oh....I'm very sorry! I had thought one thing,but wrote another. I' d like to say indigestion instead of congestion. This is my idea:
- "We almost had an indigestion "
- Hadn't we better go to hospital? (is it okay now?)
By the way do we say go to the hospital or go to hospital?
Many thanks
- "We almost had an indigestion "
- Hadn't we better go to hospital? (is it okay now?)
By the way do we say go to the hospital or go to hospital?
Many thanks
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Hi,
I had thought one thing,but wrote another. I' d like to say indigestion instead of congestion. This is my idea:
- "We almost hadan indigestion " OK, except it's a noncount noun.
- Hadn't we better go to hospital? (is it okay now?) OK
By the way do we say go to the hospital or go to hospital?
I had thought one thing,but wrote another. I' d like to say indigestion instead of congestion. This is my idea:
- "We almost had
- Hadn't we better go to hospital? (is it okay now?) OK
By the way do we say go to the hospital or go to hospital?
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