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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Are these correct?
Are the sentences below all correct?
? I study English in the library from 7 to 10 P.M. on Sundays.
? I go to school during the week.
? I go to school with my friends.
? I'm going to the movies this Saturday.
? This Saturday I'm going to the movies with my girl friend.
? My girlfriend and I are going to the movies this Saturday.
? In the library, I studied English with my friend, Jane.
? In the library, Jane and I studied English.
? I study English in the library from 7 to 10 P.M. on Sundays.
? I go to school during the week.
? I go to school with my friends.
? I'm going to the movies this Saturday.
? This Saturday I'm going to the movies with my girl friend.
? My girlfriend and I are going to the movies this Saturday.
? In the library, I studied English with my friend, Jane.
? In the library, Jane and I studied English.
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Yes. The only change I would make is to move "in the library" to the end of the sentence or after "English" (last 2 entences).
- Yes.
- The only change I would make is to move "in the library" to the end of the sentence or after "English" (last 2 entences).
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Yes.
The only change I would make is to move "in the library" to the end of the sentence or after "English" (last 2 entences).
The only change I would make is to move "in the library" to the end of the sentence or after "English" (last 2 entences).
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? This Saturday I'm going to the movies with my girlfriend. (One word)
? In the library, I studied English with my friend Jane. (If you have a comma before "Jane," it implies that Jane is your only friend.)
I'd also agree that the final two sentences sound more natural when "In the library" comes at the end:
Jane and I studied English in the library.
But it
? In the library, I studied English with my friend Jane. (If you have a comma before "Jane," it implies that Jane is your only friend.)
I'd also agree that the final two sentences sound more natural when "In the library" comes at the end:
Jane and I studied English in the library.
But it
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