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Green witty Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences grammatically correct?
1) It doesn't count as a snowman without a hat and a scarf.
2) When we reached the tree where our snowman was standing under,.......
3) I placed a carrot where his nose should be.
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green witty 1) It doesn't count as a snowman without a hat and a scarf. Grammatically correct, but ambiguous. You need: It doesn't count as a snowman if it doesn't have a hat and scarf.
- green witty 1) It doesn't count as a snowman without a hat and a scarf.
- Grammatically correct, but ambiguous.
- You need: It doesn't count as a snowman if it doesn't have a hat and scarf.
- green witty 2) When we reached the tree where that our snowman was standing under, .......
- As shown above.
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green witty1) It doesn't count as a snowman without a hat and a scarf.
Grammatically correct, but ambiguous. You need:
It doesn't count as a snowman if it doesn't have a hat and scarf.
green witty2) When we reached the treewherethat our snowman was standing under,
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