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Kittixay Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
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1. If I want to write something as a title. Which one is correct?
"On the use of the present simple" or "In the use of the present simple"
Check the mistake and grammar:
1. She hasn't seen her family for three years now. (Is it correct? )
2. The singer ended the concert with her most popular song. (Do we use "with or "by"?)
3. I wish you could help me what I should do in this difficult situation. (Is it correct? )
4. Who was the first person reached the South pole? (Is it correct? )
5. Paper is often made of wood. (Do we use "of" or "from" or "by"?)
6. She gives her children everything what they want. (Do we use "what" or "that"?)
"On the use of the present simple" or "In the use of the present simple"
Check the mistake and grammar:
1. She hasn't seen her family for three years now. (Is it correct? )
2. The singer ended the concert with her most popular song. (Do we use "with or "by"?)
3. I wish you could help me what I should do in this difficult situation. (Is it correct? )
4. Who was the first person reached the South pole? (Is it correct? )
5. Paper is often made of wood. (Do we use "of" or "from" or "by"?)
6. She gives her children everything what they want. (Do we use "what" or "that"?)
Top answer
1. "On the use of the present simple" or "In the use of the present simple" In Check the mistake and grammar: 1. She hasn't seen her family for three years now.
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- "On the use of the present simple" or "In the use of the present simple" In Check the mistake and grammar: 1.
- She hasn't seen her family for three years now.
- (Is it correct?
- ) ok 2.
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1. "On the use of the present simple" or "In the use of the present simple" In
Check the mistake and grammar:
1. She hasn't seen her family for three years now. (Is it correct? ) ok
2. The singer ended the concert with her most popular song. (Do we use "with or "by"?) with her most popular song - or 'by singing her most popular song'.
3. I wish you could help me what
Check the mistake and grammar:
1. She hasn't seen her family for three years now. (Is it correct? ) ok
2. The singer ended the concert with her most popular song. (Do we use "with or "by"?) with her most popular song - or 'by singing her most popular song'.
3. I wish you could help me what
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It is isn't required, no, but it's ok. It sounds conversational.
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