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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
A. Tell whatever you know to me.
B. She reminded where I had to leave the papers to me.
C. It doesn't fit me.I want a smaller one or I want a small one.which one is correct? If the first one is correct we don't need to add than there right?
D. Keep your eyes moving. Vs keep moving your eyes. What's the difference? ?
Please check all the sentences if its correct.
B. She reminded where I had to leave the papers to me.
C. It doesn't fit me.I want a smaller one or I want a small one.which one is correct? If the first one is correct we don't need to add than there right?
D. Keep your eyes moving. Vs keep moving your eyes. What's the difference? ?
Please check all the sentences if its correct.
Top answer
A. It's not wrong, but I prefer Tell me whatever you know . B.
- A.
- It's not wrong, but I prefer Tell me whatever you know .
- B.
- No.
- She reminded me where I had to leave the papers .
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A. It's not wrong, but I prefer Tell me whatever you know.
B. No. She reminded me where I had to leave the papers.
C. I want a smaller one means I want one in a smaller size than this one, e.g. a "medium" instead of a "large". I want a small one means I want one in size "small".
D. Keep your eyes moving sounds like
B. No. She reminded me where I had to leave the papers.
C. I want a smaller one means I want one in a smaller size than this one, e.g. a "medium" instead of a "large". I want a small one means I want one in size "small".
D. Keep your eyes moving sounds like
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