Are these sentences grammatically correct?
What are three things you have learned from the story?
-George Washington designed the first Ferris Wheel.
-It can hold over two-thousand passengers.
-It costs $350,000 to make that car.
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The sentences themselves are correct, except that "two thousand" should not be hyphenated. However, it isn't clear from what you have posted what can hold over two thousand passengers, or which car "that car" refers to. mosja -George Washington designed the first Ferris Wheel.
- The sentences themselves are correct, except that "two thousand" should not be hyphenated.
- However, it isn't clear from what you have posted what can hold over two thousand passengers, or which car "that car" refers to.
- mosja -George Washington designed the first Ferris Wheel.
- This bullet point style is nasty.
- At minimum, use a space, like this: - George Washington designed the first Ferris Wheel.
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The sentences themselves are correct, except that "two thousand" should not be hyphenated. However, it isn't clear from what you have posted what can hold over two thousand passengers, or which car "that car" refers to.
mosja-George Washington designed the first Ferris Wheel.
This bullet point style is nasty. At minimum, use a space, like this:
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