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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Clear up first basic ideas, cornered, on board, aboard

You must clear/clear up first basic ideas/concepts before you move onto in-depth study.

I will first clear up the basic terms and then move onto the toughest one.
I tripped over the edge of the stone and fall over.
I was cornered to face the problems.
I was on board in train when you were calling so I couldn't hear you properly.
I was aboard train when you were calling so I couldn't hear you properly.
You took the chair and it's your onus to keep it away.

Could you please correct my sentences and provide a tweak wherever necessary.
  

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User_gary You must clear/clear up first basic ideas/concepts before you move onto in-depth study. You must first clear up basic concepts before moving to in-depth studies. I will first clear up the basic terms and then move onto to the toughest tougher one ones.

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  • User_gary You must clear/clear up first basic ideas/concepts before you move onto in-depth study.
  • You must first clear up basic concepts before moving to in-depth studies.
  • I will first clear up the basic terms and then move onto to the toughest tougher one ones.
  • I tripped over on the edge of the stone and fall over.
  • fell.
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User_garyYou must clear/clear up first basic ideas/concepts before you move onto in-depth study.
You must first clear up basic concepts before moving to in-depth studies.

I will first clear up the basic terms and then move onto to the toughest
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You must clear/clear up first the basic ideas/concepts before you move onto on to in-depth study.
I will first clear up the basic terms and then m
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Thanks a lot to both of you.
I mean "You took away the chair from the room/area where chairs are kept, and it's your responsibility to keep it again where it was after your use is over".

I mean the person took away one chair from lots of chairs to somewhere for his use, and as a responsibility, he should keep it again in the same place after his use is over.
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User_gary You took the chair and it's your onus to keep it away.
Aha! "Where do you keep the sugar? I'd like to put it back where it belongs."
Are you planning to keep the sugar up at your end of the table, or can the rest of us have some?
I try to keep my daughter away from evil men.

You took the chair away from its usual place, so it's
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