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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Are these sentences correct? Are the brackets needed?

Can you tell me if these sentences are natural? Are the words in bracket manditory?


- What do you think that's (used) for?


- Those 3 windows are our apartment. /are the window's of our apartment.


- The university is just one building. We don't have a campus (block)


Is "is said to have" natural?

- He is said to have a net worth of 41 million/ it is said that he has a net worth of...


If someone keeps asking me to tell the truth and he won't believe want I'm saying, is this how would you would phrase this?

- You (want to) see/heat what you want to see/hear. Your not being coherent. You think she betrayed you but she didn't

Is this sentence correct? Would it be natural to ask this?

- Which actor played James Bond in/during your generation?


Thanks a lot

  

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Anonymous What do you think that's (used) for? Both can be used. Anonymous Those 3 windows are our apartment.

— Wilpeter

  • Anonymous What do you think that's (used) for?
  • Both can be used.
  • Anonymous Those 3 windows are our apartment.
  • /are the window's of our apartment.
  • " Anonymous The university is just one building.
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Anonymous What do you think that's (used) for?

Both can be used.

AnonymousThose 3 windows are our apartment. /are the window's of our apartment.

I would use, "Those three are the windows of our apartment."

AnonymousThe university is just one building. We don't have a campus (block)
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