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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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Yesterday, I met a man of power who can fly in air like superman. But that's was nothing but dream. Today, I don't know to whom I going to meet at night dream.
Please correct my sentences, if it is wrong.
Please correct my sentences, if it is wrong.
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Yesterday, I met a man of power who can fly in the air like Superman, but that was nothing but a dream. I don't know who I will meet in my dreams tonight. Please correct my sentences, if they are wrong.
- Yesterday, I met a man of power who can fly in the air like Superman, but that was nothing but a dream.
- I don't know who I will meet in my dreams tonight.
- Please correct my sentences, if they are wrong.
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Yesterday, I met a man of power who can fly in the air like Superman, but that was nothing but a dream. I don't know who I will meet in my dreams tonight.
Please correct my sentences, if they are wrong.
Please correct my sentences, if they are wrong.
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Nona The BritYesterday, I met a man of power who can fly in the air like Superman, but that was nothing but a dream. I don't know who I will meet in my dreams tonight.
Does he really have to "fly in the air"?
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Hi, I had a job thinking of any contexts where 'fly in air' would be appropriate but I googled up this example.
'Gliders have no engine and must fly in air that is rising faster than they are.'
This is specifying the type of air but not actually talking about the fact that they fly up in the air - 'the air' meaning 'the sky'. Can you see the difference?
Rather like
'Gliders have no engine and must fly in air that is rising faster than they are.'
This is specifying the type of air but not actually talking about the fact that they fly up in the air - 'the air' meaning 'the sky'. Can you see the difference?
Rather like
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