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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

corections 11

Can I say,



(a) The car whose / which who is parked under the tree is mine.



(b) Hey, you’ve forgotten to take your car keys.

Hey! You’ve forgotten to take your car keys.

Hey, you’ve forgotten to take your car keys!



(c) The front part of the car was badly damaged / spoiled / broken.

(d) Witnesses said a / the / that motorcyclist was speeding.

(e) Both the passengers / people / drivers/ owners of the car
  

Top answer

Hi, (a) The car (which is) parked under the tree is mine. (b) Hey, you’ve forgotten to take your car keys. Hey!

— Clive

  • Hi, (a) The car (which is) parked under the tree is mine.
  • (b) Hey, you’ve forgotten to take your car keys.
  • Hey!
  • You’ve forgotten to take your car keys.
  • Hey, you’ve forgotten to take your car keys!
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Hi,

(a) The car (which is) parked under the tree is mine.



(b) Hey, you’ve forgotten to take your car keys.

Hey! You’ve forgotten to take your car keys.

Hey, you’ve forgotten to take your car keys!
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