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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Are these correct?

Are these grammatically correct in (American English Language)?

1)fish are friends with peniguins. Do we need to put (the) before peniguins?

2)they have been fighting the whole week.

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Hi, Are these grammatically correct in (American English Language)? 1)fish are friends with peniguins. No, you need a capital letter.

— Clive

  • Hi, Are these grammatically correct in (American English Language)?
  • 1)fish are friends with peniguins.
  • No, you need a capital letter.
  • Also, check your spelling.
  • Do we need to put (the) before peniguins?
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Hi,
Are these grammatically correct in (American English Language)?

1)fish are friends with peniguins. No, you need a capital letter. Also, check your spelling.
Do we need to put (the) before peniguins? No.

2)they have been fighting the whole week.
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bassa1)fish are friends with peniguins. Do we need to put (the) before peniguins?
No. But you do need to start the sentence with a capital, and spell penguins correctly.
bassa2)they have been fighting the whole week.
It's OK except for one thing. See above.

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Do you think that there is a difference between the American English Language grammers and the Canadian English Lan
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The main difference is not in the grammar (sentence structure), but in speech (accents) and spelling. I consider Canadian English to be closer to British English than American English, but I'll let Clive comment. I went to school in eastern Canada.
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