Are these sentences natural II.V.MMXIX 00
Shoot from the hip means express idea without planning like shooting from the hip. It's a quick action made by shooters.
I'm got around to playing Mario on the NES.
I feel at ease with my new friend.
When teacher get off my back. It makes me feel more respected.
I've lost my money and on top of that I've one cent left.
We going to go to the theme park, and on top of that, we have to book a ticket.
There's no point of buying a new PS1 because you can emulate it on your Wii.
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" Hate to tell you, most of them are not making sense and flawed with grammar problems. Please check review the revised sentences. Shoot from the hip means express idea without planning like shooting from the hip.
- " Hate to tell you, most of them are not making sense and flawed with grammar problems.
- Please check review the revised sentences.
- Shoot from the hip means express idea without planning like shooting from the hip.
- Natural version: Shooting from the hip means doing things without aims, or planning.
- I'm got around to playing Mario on the NES.
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mosja, I think you need to change the questoin to "are these mistakes in my questions?" Hate to tell you, most of them are not making sense and flawed with grammar problems. Please check review the revised sentences.
Shoot from the hip means express idea without planning like shooting from the hip.
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