Are these sentences grammatically correct?(usage of some words)
I already posted the same question and I got good answer but I want to get other answers as well, so I write this again.
I'm grading test papers.
The question was to translate Korean into English and the right answer we wanted was => The book was so popular that it sold out quickly.
Now I have 2 answers from students that I need to think about. I think both of them are weird and wrong sentences.
answer 1> The books were so popular that everyting was sold quickly.
?> I wonder if the word "everything" can indicate "the books" in this sentence.
answer 2> The book was so popular that it was quickly all sold.
?> I wonder if we can use the expression "all sold" instead of "sold out".
Any answer you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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Englsih class I already posted the same question and I got good answer but I want to get other answers as well, so I write this again. No, don't do that here. Keep each topic to a single thread.
- Englsih class I already posted the same question and I got good answer but I want to get other answers as well, so I write this again.
- No, don't do that here.
- Keep each topic to a single thread.
- If you have concerns about a response, ask for further explanation on that thread.
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Englsih classI already posted the same question and I got good answer but I want to get other answers as well, so I write this again.
No, don't do that here. Keep each topic to a single thread. If you have concerns about a response, ask for further explanation on that thread.
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