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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Can you tell me if the brackets are necessary?
How would you correctly say these sentences please?
- You should keep your work (for) when the boss is here so you look busy when he's around.
- There is too much noise (going) on outside.
- He is going to (get) trie(d).
- You are everything I hate (in/about) a guy.
- I do my job perfectly (well).
Thank you
- You should keep your work (for) when the boss is here so you look busy when he's around.
- There is too much noise (going) on outside.
- He is going to (get) trie(d).
- You are everything I hate (in/about) a guy.
- I do my job perfectly (well).
Thank you
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1, 2, 4, & 5 are good with the words you've indicated in parentheses. I don't know what you getting at in the 3rd. ]
- 1, 2, 4, & 5 are good with the words you've indicated in parentheses.
- I don't know what you getting at in the 3rd.
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1, 2, 4, & 5 are good with the words you've indicated in parentheses. I don't know what you getting at in the 3rd. [He's going to get tight?]
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1 does the sentence read well to you?
2 is going optional?
3 I meant to say "tire" He is going to get tired or he is going to tire.
4 Whats the best word here?
5 can you leave well out?
Thank you Philip so much
2 is going optional?
3 I meant to say "tire" He is going to get tired or he is going to tire.
4 Whats the best word here?
5 can you leave well out?
Thank you Philip so much
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