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Are the following sentences compitable?
(1) After I checked up the data, I was surprised to know that the owner of the lost wallet seemed to have met before.
(2) His name was familiar to me, so I tried hard to recall who he was.
(3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elemantary school.
(1) After I checked up the data, I was surprised to know that the owner of the lost wallet seemed to have met before.
(2) His name was familiar to me, so I tried hard to recall who he was.
(3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elemantary school.
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I have underlined some problems: (1) After I checked up the data , I was surprised to know that the owner of the lost wallet seemed to have met before. ( 'met' is transitive ) (2) His name was familiar to me, so I tried hard to recall who he was. (3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elemantary school.
- I have underlined some problems: (1) After I checked up the data , I was surprised to know that the owner of the lost wallet seemed to have met before.
- ( 'met' is transitive ) (2) His name was familiar to me, so I tried hard to recall who he was.
- (3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elemantary school.
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I have underlined some problems:
(1) After I checked up the data, I was surprised to know that the owner of the lost wallet seemed to have met before. ('met' is transitive)
(2) His name was familiar to me, so I tried hard to recall who he was.
(3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elemantary s
(1) After I checked up the data, I was surprised to know that the owner of the lost wallet seemed to have met before. ('met' is transitive)
(2) His name was familiar to me, so I tried hard to recall who he was.
(3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elemantary s
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(1) After I checked out the name, I was surprised to recognize that the owner of the lost wallet seemed to have known before.
(3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elementary school.
(3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elementary school.
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(1) After I checked out the name, I was surprised to realize that the owner of the lost wallet seemed to have known before. ('know' is transitive here)
(3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elementary school.
(3) Surprisingly, I figured out that he was one of my classmates in elementary school.
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(1) After I checked out the name, I was surprised to realize that the owner of the lost wallet seemed to have seen before.
Why "checked up the data" is unacceptable?
Why "checked up the data" is unacceptable?
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(1) After I checked out the name, I was surprised to realize that I seem to have seen the owner of the lost wallet before.
Why "checked up the data" is unacceptable?-- 'Data' is scientific and is ludicrously out of place when referring to information in a wallet. 'Check up' is a lengthy process of examining referents. All the speaker did, presumably, is look in the w
Why "checked up the data" is unacceptable?-- 'Data' is scientific and is ludicrously out of place when referring to information in a wallet. 'Check up' is a lengthy process of examining referents. All the speaker did, presumably, is look in the w
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