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Victo Posted 16 years ago
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Trying hard to understand this. Are the sentences below correct?
Kevin and I are at the mall. Would I say to Kevin, "Kevin, are you going to Mom's house today"?
(Cap "Mom's" in "Mom's house"?)
Kevin is at the mall; I'm at our mom's house. Would I say, "Kevin, are you coming to Mom's today?"
If you're coming, make sure to bring a cheesecake."
I'm outside on the porch with the family cat. I tell my brother (who is outside with me) to take the cat inside, right?
My brother and the family cat are on the porch. I am inside on the recliner. I ask my brother to bring the cat inside, correct?
Kevin and I are at the mall. Would I say to Kevin, "Kevin, are you going to Mom's house today"?
(Cap "Mom's" in "Mom's house"?)
Kevin is at the mall; I'm at our mom's house. Would I say, "Kevin, are you coming to Mom's today?"
If you're coming, make sure to bring a cheesecake."
I'm outside on the porch with the family cat. I tell my brother (who is outside with me) to take the cat inside, right?
My brother and the family cat are on the porch. I am inside on the recliner. I ask my brother to bring the cat inside, correct?
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Hi, Trying hard to understand this. Are the sentences below correct? Kevin and I are at the mall.
- Hi, Trying hard to understand this.
- Are the sentences below correct?
- Kevin and I are at the mall.
- Would I say to Kevin, "Kevin, are you going to Mom's house today"?
- ) Yes, but it suggests that I am not going.
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Trying hard to understand this. Are the sentences below correct?
Kevin and I are at the mall. Would I say to Kevin, "Kevin, are you going to Mom's house today"?
(Cap "Mom's" in "Mom's house"?) Yes, but it suggests that I am not going.
Kevin is at the mall; I'm at our mom's house. Would I say, "Kevin, are you coming to Mom's today?"
I
Trying hard to understand this. Are the sentences below correct?
Kevin and I are at the mall. Would I say to Kevin, "Kevin, are you going to Mom's house today"?
(Cap "Mom's" in "Mom's house"?) Yes, but it suggests that I am not going.
Kevin is at the mall; I'm at our mom's house. Would I say, "Kevin, are you coming to Mom's today?"
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