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Future332 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
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Is the following grammatical?
When someone went window-shopping and suddenly incurably addicted in a nice outfit. At this time, the method tells people to use the price of the outfit to divide the number of wage he or she can earn per day, then people should wait for certain days before finally making decision of whether they really need the outfits.
Thanks.
When someone went window-shopping and suddenly incurably addicted in a nice outfit. At this time, the method tells people to use the price of the outfit to divide the number of wage he or she can earn per day, then people should wait for certain days before finally making decision of whether they really need the outfits.
Thanks.
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future332 Is the following grammatical? Not completely, no. The first segment is not even a complete sentence.
- future332 Is the following grammatical?
- Not completely, no.
- The first segment is not even a complete sentence.
- "number of wage" is incorrect usage, as is "wait for certain days".
- CJ
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future332Is the following grammatical?Not completely, no. The first segment is not even a complete sentence. "number of wage" is incorrect usage, as is "wait for certain days".
CJ
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Thank you, CJ.
Shouldn't it also be addicted TO a nice outfit instead of addicted IN a nice outfit?
Shouldn't it also be addicted TO a nice outfit instead of addicted IN a nice outfit?
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