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Solomon_13000 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
conjunction and verb
Are they correct?
Conjuction
Does he know "when" the concert is starting?
James had to retype his document "when" his computer crashed
Kevin learned Japanese language "when" he was in Japan
Verb
I "was doing" my homework when the doorbell rang.
She "was doing" her homework
John "was doing" his regular physical exercise
"Have" you done your homework?
They "have" several kinds of vitamins in the display case
They "have" not delivered the document on time
Those books "cost" thirty dollars.
I find that the "cost" of traveling to Europe is to high
It "cost" me a fortune to buy that necklace
Conjuction
Does he know "when" the concert is starting?
James had to retype his document "when" his computer crashed
Kevin learned Japanese language "when" he was in Japan
Verb
I "was doing" my homework when the doorbell rang.
She "was doing" her homework
John "was doing" his regular physical exercise
"Have" you done your homework?
They "have" several kinds of vitamins in the display case
They "have" not delivered the document on time
Those books "cost" thirty dollars.
I find that the "cost" of traveling to Europe is to high
It "cost" me a fortune to buy that necklace
Top answer
She "was doing" her homework not complete: when? John "was doing" his regular physical exercise not complete: when? Also, don't use quotation marks "" but underlining or bolding in order to emphasize.
- She "was doing" her homework not complete: when?
- John "was doing" his regular physical exercise not complete: when?
- Also, don't use quotation marks "" but underlining or bolding in order to emphasize.
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She "was doing" her homework not complete: when?
John "was doing" his regular physical exercise not complete: when?
Also, don't use quotation marks "" but underlining or bolding in order to emphasize.
John "was doing" his regular physical exercise not complete: when?
Also, don't use quotation marks "" but underlining or bolding in order to emphasize.
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Is this better?
1. She was doing her homework in the afternoon
2. John was doing his regular physical exercise in the morning
1. She was doing her homework in the afternoon
2. John was doing his regular physical exercise in the morning
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Conjunction
Does he know "when" the concert is starting?
No. Interrogative pronoun in an indirect question.
James had to retype his document "when" his computer crashed OK
Kevin learned Japanese language "when" he was in Japan OK
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Does he know "when" the concert is starting?
No. Interrogative pronoun in an indirect question.
James had to retype his document "when" his computer crashed OK
Kevin learned Japanese language "when" he was in Japan OK
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