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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Check sentences please
Hi. Please check these.
1. If you haven't done a thing all week, neither should you get paid.
2. This demands participation of all men, young boys too.
3. He walked the paths of love. -- Why not,"He walked (on?) the paths of life"?
Is this correct?
Why haven't you mailed this already? You should have mailed this earlier.
1. If you haven't done a thing all week, neither should you get paid.
2. This demands participation of all men, young boys too.
3. He walked the paths of love. -- Why not,"He walked (on?) the paths of life"?
Is this correct?
Why haven't you mailed this already? You should have mailed this earlier.
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These are correct: 1. If you haven't done a thing all week, you shouldn't get paid. 2.
- These are correct: 1.
- If you haven't done a thing all week, you shouldn't get paid.
- 2.
- This demands the participation of all the men and the young boys, too.
- 3.
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These are correct:
1. If you haven't done a thing all week, you shouldn't get paid.
2. This demands the participation of all the men and the young boys, too.
3. He walked the path of love. He walked (on) the path of life
Why haven't you mailed this yet? You should have mailed this earlier.
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These are correct:
1. If you haven't done a thing all week, you shouldn't get paid.
2. This demands the participation of all the men and the young boys, too.
3. He walked the path of love. He walked (on) the path of life
Why haven't you mailed this yet? You should have mailed this earlier.
.
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Anonymous 1. If you haven't done a thing all week, neither should you get paid. I like this, but it's old-fashioned.
2. This demands participation of all men, young boys too. I'd use a dash instead of a comma, or alternatively, "all men, including young boys."
I may be wrong, but I think it should be either "the participa
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