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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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casual construction
0 A show host tells the contestants to set down food in their hands. 02 br
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00 What is in your mouth, you can finish it. What's in your hands, please put [it/them] down. 02 br
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00 Which choice is correct? Are there any mistakes? I know the construction is not suitable for an essay but I believe this type of construction is common in casual speech. Please correct me if I'm wong. 0-
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00 What is in your mouth, you can finish it. What's in your hands, please put [it/them] down. 02 br
02 br
00 Which choice is correct? Are there any mistakes? I know the construction is not suitable for an essay but I believe this type of construction is common in casual speech. Please correct me if I'm wong. 0-
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1 blockquote 01 cite 10 New2grammar 12 cite 10 A show host tells the contestants to set down food in their hands. 12 br 12 br 10 What is in your mouth, you can finish it. 12 br 12 br 10 Which choice is correct?
- 1 blockquote 01 cite 10 New2grammar 12 cite 10 A show host tells the contestants to set down food in their hands.
- 12 br 12 br 10 What is in your mouth, you can finish it.
- 12 br 12 br 10 Which choice is correct?
- Are there any mistakes?
- I know the construction is not suitable for an essay but I believe this type of construction is common in casual speech.
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01 cite 10 New2grammar 12 cite 10 A show host tells the contestants to set down food in their hands. 12 br
12 br
10 What is in your mouth, you can finish it. What's in your hands, please put [it/them] down. 12 br
12 br
10 Which choice is correct? Are there any mistakes? I know the construction i
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