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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
California tax
Hi tutor, is the following sentences correct? for "money" do I put "monies" and for "go" do I put "goes," also is this how I am supposed to put the comma. Thank you very much tutor.
I hate California tax. I want to live in a state where it's tax-free. I bought a laptop that costs $1000 and with the tax it costs me near 1082.00. I could have done something with the $82 like going to theme park, pay for gas, food etc. Man! I hate tax! I am a student for once! I don't have a lot of money all my money go to tuition fee.
I hate California tax. I want to live in a state where it's tax-free. I bought a laptop that costs $1000 and with the tax it costs me near 1082.00. I could have done something with the $82 like going to theme park, pay for gas, food etc. Man! I hate tax! I am a student for once! I don't have a lot of money all my money go to tuition fee.
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I hate California tax. I want to live in a state that's tax-free. 00 .
- I hate California tax.
- I want to live in a state that's tax-free.
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- I could have done something with the $82 , like go to a theme park, pay for gas or food , etc.
- Man , I hate tax!
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I hate California tax. I want to live in a state that's tax-free. I bought a laptop that cost $1000, and with the tax it cost me $1082.00. I could have done something with the $82, like go to a theme park, pay for gas or food, etc. Man, I hate tax! I am a student; I don't have a lot of money. Al
I hate California tax. I want to live in a state that's tax-free. I bought a laptop that cost $1000, and with the tax it cost me $1082.00. I could have done something with the $82, like go to a theme park, pay for gas or food, etc. Man, I hate tax! I am a student; I don't have a lot of money. Al
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Hi, When do you use 'tax' without an article and 'taxes' with a possibility of making it a countable noun? Thank you.
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When do you use 'tax' without an article-- when you are speaking of the uncountable, taxation.
and 'taxes' with a possibility of making it a countable noun?-- when you are speaking of the individual law and consequent tax imposed.
When do you use 'tax' without an article-- when you are speaking of the uncountable, taxation.
and 'taxes' with a possibility of making it a countable noun?-- when you are speaking of the individual law and consequent tax imposed.
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Why is there no "s" on "cost?" I thought "that" is third person singular.
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Thank you
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It is the computer that is singular, not 'that'. However, the computer has already been bought and paid for. Cost is past tense.
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It is the computer that is singular, not 'that'. However, the computer has already been bought and paid for. Cost is past tense.
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