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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Choosing from 2 words in a sentences, how to say them?
Could someone please help me choose the right word and help correct the sentences please?
1 He's stop to be/being cheap since I told he was stingy.
2 You see things (that) people don't about your look.
3 What episode are you on/at?
4 I hate people see me do that/when people see me do that.
5 It stays light/bright out very late.
6 Which tooth is the first/tooth is the first one to fall out do you think?
7 Aside from/other than/apart from this task, this job isn't bad.
8 I get my schedule a week beforehand/early.
9 They have different looking eyes.
10 How many more people are (there) before me?
11 When it's cold out, you earphones don't grip (to) your ear and they fall out.
Thank you
1 He's stop to be/being cheap since I told he was stingy.
2 You see things (that) people don't about your look.
3 What episode are you on/at?
4 I hate people see me do that/when people see me do that.
5 It stays light/bright out very late.
6 Which tooth is the first/tooth is the first one to fall out do you think?
7 Aside from/other than/apart from this task, this job isn't bad.
8 I get my schedule a week beforehand/early.
9 They have different looking eyes.
10 How many more people are (there) before me?
11 When it's cold out, you earphones don't grip (to) your ear and they fall out.
Thank you
Top answer
1-- stopped 3-- seeing 11-- your
- 1-- stopped 3-- seeing 11-- your
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Hi alc
1 He's stopped being cheap since I told him he was stingy.
2 Fine
3 Both are fine - ususally, 'what episode are you on' might imply that the person is currently working/watching, whereas 'at' could imply that they are having a break from the activity.
4 I hate people seeing me do that, or, I hate it when people see me do that.
5 Fine
6 Which tooth
1 He's stopped being cheap since I told him he was stingy.
2 Fine
3 Both are fine - ususally, 'what episode are you on' might imply that the person is currently working/watching, whereas 'at' could imply that they are having a break from the activity.
4 I hate people seeing me do that, or, I hate it when people see me do that.
5 Fine
6 Which tooth
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