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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Conversation sentences
1. My friend says: Don't get any ideas!
And I go, " Ideas about what!" - Is this ok?
2. Prepare for the worse case scenario. Or
Prepare for the worst case scenario. - What's the difference between the two? Can both be used?
3. Make the most of my God given abilities. Or
Make the most out of my God given abilites. - What's the difference between the two? Can both be used?
4. That would be great! - polite version?
That will be great - What's the difference between the two? Can both be used?
5. If you put it that way. Or
If you put it like that. What's the difference between the two? Can both be used? Same meaning?
Please help correct these sentences. Thank you!
And I go, " Ideas about what!" - Is this ok?
2. Prepare for the worse case scenario. Or
Prepare for the worst case scenario. - What's the difference between the two? Can both be used?
3. Make the most of my God given abilities. Or
Make the most out of my God given abilites. - What's the difference between the two? Can both be used?
4. That would be great! - polite version?
That will be great - What's the difference between the two? Can both be used?
5. If you put it that way. Or
If you put it like that. What's the difference between the two? Can both be used? Same meaning?
Please help correct these sentences. Thank you!
Top answer
Hi, 1. My friend says: Don't get any ideas! " - Is this ok?
- Hi, 1.
- My friend says: Don't get any ideas!
- " - Is this ok?
- 2.
- Prepare for the worse case scenario.
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Hi,
1. My friend says: Don't get any ideas!
And I go, " Ideas about what!" - Is this ok?
2. Prepare for the worse case scenario. No, not idiomatic at all Or
Prepare for the worst case scenario. - What's the difference between the two? Can both be used?
3. Make the most of my *** given abilities. Or
Make the most out of
1. My friend says: Don't get any ideas!
And I go, " Ideas about what!" - Is this ok?
2. Prepare for the worse case scenario. No, not idiomatic at all Or
Prepare for the worst case scenario. - What's the difference between the two? Can both be used?
3. Make the most of my *** given abilities. Or
Make the most out of
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Clive3. Make the most of my *** given abilities.
The correct idioms are
Make the most of something
Get the most out of something
Clive Hi,Thanks Clive, what about these? Are they correct?
1. My friend says: Don't get any ideas!
And I go, " Ideas about what!" - Is this ok?
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Hi,
3. Make the most of my *** given abilities.
The correct idioms are
Make the most of something
Get the most out of something
3. Make the most of my *** given abilities.
The correct idioms are
Make the most of something
Get the most out of something
Clive Hi,
1. My friend says: Don't get any ideas!
And I go, " Ideas about what?" - Is this ok?[/quote]
Thanks Clive, what about these? Are they correct? Yes
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