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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
BRACES teeth and FAST or quicly
What do you think about this sentence please?
1 Just like getting used to your braces, you get used to your teeth without braces just as quickly. Your teeth feel free and they feel like a weight has been taken off them/pressure has been taken off them.
2 Since they were at half off, the sold them all very quickly/fast.
3 The dog is so old he tires/gets tired very quickly. (would you say TIRES or GETS TIRED?) why can't you say TIRES QUICKLY?)
thank you
1 Just like getting used to your braces, you get used to your teeth without braces just as quickly. Your teeth feel free and they feel like a weight has been taken off them/pressure has been taken off them.
2 Since they were at half off, the sold them all very quickly/fast.
3 The dog is so old he tires/gets tired very quickly. (would you say TIRES or GETS TIRED?) why can't you say TIRES QUICKLY?)
thank you
Top answer
2. half-off OR at half price 3. gets tired / tires (quickly ok with either)
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- half-off OR at half price 3.
- gets tired / tires (quickly ok with either)
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2. half-off OR at half price
3. gets tired / tires (quickly ok with either)
3. gets tired / tires (quickly ok with either)
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