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Tau toc hanh Posted 3 years ago
Grammar
Confusing words
Hi, I have a sentence as follows:
"Her fail to obey the school rules upsets her parents very much."
I'd like to know if the sentence above is grammatically correct. If it's not correct, how can I correct it? Thanks so much.
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tau toc hanh I'd like to know if the sentence above is grammatically correct. It is not. Fail is a verb.
- tau toc hanh I'd like to know if the sentence above is grammatically correct.
- It is not.
- Fail is a verb.
- , She fails to obey the school rules.
- He failed to show up on time.
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tau toc hanhI'd like to know if the sentence above is grammatically correct.
It is not. Fail is a verb. e.g., She fails to obey the school rules. He failed to show up on time.
You cannot use it like a noun. Replace it with the correct word.
Her fail to obey the school r
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