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Musicgold Posted 15 years ago
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Are these sentences natural? September 26
Hi,
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. Listen, that I have got you two guys together, I want you to tell me all about what happened at the mine.
2. I have got pins and needles all over my legs from sitting so long in the chair.
3. He was standing along a pillar with his back resting on both hands held behind his back and one leg bent and the foot resting flat on the pillar. (the pose I am trying to describe was a mix of the two attached pics)
Thanks,
MG.
Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?
1. Listen, that I have got you two guys together, I want you to tell me all about what happened at the mine.
2. I have got pins and needles all over my legs from sitting so long in the chair.
3. He was standing along a pillar with his back resting on both hands held behind his back and one leg bent and the foot resting flat on the pillar. (the pose I am trying to describe was a mix of the two attached pics)
Thanks,
MG.
Top answer
OOH! Love the second one!! 1.
- OOH!
- Love the second one!!
- 1.
- Listen, now that I have got you two guys together, I want you to tell me all about what happened at the mine.
- 2.
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OOH! Love the second one!!
1. Listen, now that I have got you two guys together, I want you to tell me all about what happened at the mine.
2. I have got pins and needles in both my legs from sitting so long in the chair. (The pins & needles are conceptually inside, I think)
3. He was leaning against a pillar with his back resting on b
1. Listen, now that I have got you two guys together, I want you to tell me all about what happened at the mine.
2. I have got pins and needles in both my legs from sitting so long in the chair. (The pins & needles are conceptually inside, I think)
3. He was leaning against a pillar with his back resting on b
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