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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Meanwhile, was on the tiptoe of expectation for writing. Is this sentence correct?
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Your sentence needs a subject. eg Fred was . I don't undertand what you mean.
- Your sentence needs a subject.
- eg Fred was .
- I don't undertand what you mean.
- Do you mean he is expecting a letter?
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Your sentence needs a subject. eg Fred was . ..
I don't undertand what you mean. Do you mean he is expecting a letter?
I don't undertand what you mean. Do you mean he is expecting a letter?
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Hi
If we say 'standing on tiptoes', sometimes we mean that the person is trying their hardest to reach up for something that they want. If that's the meaning of the sentence, I think it's good
Dave
If we say 'standing on tiptoes', sometimes we mean that the person is trying their hardest to reach up for something that they want. If that's the meaning of the sentence, I think it's good
Dave
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Meanwhile, Fred was eager to write.
Meanwhile, Fred was champing at the bit to write.
Meanwhile, Fred was champing at the bit to write.
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