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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
A. He is addicted to going to bars.
B. He is completely blind to his/him changing the decision.
C. I am interested in his/him reacting to what Jack said about him.
D. Jack is responsible to alex's/alex making such a decision.
Are the all correct? Which from is more common in speaking? Thank you.
B. He is completely blind to his/him changing the decision.
C. I am interested in his/him reacting to what Jack said about him.
D. Jack is responsible to alex's/alex making such a decision.
Are the all correct? Which from is more common in speaking? Thank you.
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Please somebody help with the sentences above.
- Please somebody help with the sentences above.
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A. He is truly hopelessly addicted to bar hopping (pub crawling).
B. He is still unaware of Alex's sudden decision reversal (flip-flop).
C. I'm interested in seeing his reaction to what Jack said (about him).
D. Jack is responsible for Alex making such a decision (reversal).
B. He is still unaware of Alex's sudden decision reversal (flip-flop).
C. I'm interested in seeing his reaction to what Jack said (about him).
D. Jack is responsible for Alex making such a decision (reversal).
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You mean all those sentences were incorrect? I am not clear. Please somebody help.
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Here I will just correct the grammar, changing your words as little as possible.
A. He is addicted to going to bars.
B. He is completely blind to changing his decision.
C. I am interested in his reaction to what Jack said about him.
D. Jack is responsible for Alex's making such a decision.
A. He is addicted to going to bars.
B. He is completely blind to changing his decision.
C. I am interested in his reaction to what Jack said about him.
D. Jack is responsible for Alex's making such a decision.
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