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Shravanmm Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Correct my sentences please
Hi teachers,
If there are any grammar mistakes in the below sentences, please do correct it and reply me.
1. For/To me this is a big issue.
2. The bus was stucked in traffic signal.
3. I was sandwitched in between 2 people.
4. Allow me to go forward/front.
5. He slowed the vehicle or he slowed down the vehicle.
6. Whose house are you going to?
Thank you.
If there are any grammar mistakes in the below sentences, please do correct it and reply me.
1. For/To me this is a big issue.
2. The bus was stucked in traffic signal.
3. I was sandwitched in between 2 people.
4. Allow me to go forward/front.
5. He slowed the vehicle or he slowed down the vehicle.
6. Whose house are you going to?
Thank you.
Top answer
1. either 2. stuck at the traffic signal 3.
- 1.
- either 2.
- stuck at the traffic signal 3.
- sandwiched 4.
- forward (or) to the front 5.
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1. either
2. stuck at the traffic signal
3. sandwiched
4. forward (or) to the front
5. slowed the vehicle (down)
6. fine, unless you can't tolerate the preposition at the end of the sentence
2. stuck at the traffic signal
3. sandwiched
4. forward (or) to the front
5. slowed the vehicle (down)
6. fine, unless you can't tolerate the preposition at the end of the sentence
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Thank you so much for replying to my last post.
I have a doubt. What is the past and past participle of stuck?
Thank you.
I have a doubt. What is the past and past participle of stuck?
Thank you.
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Philip, when I saw your reply, I was a little bemused by this sentence:
"Fine, unless you can't tolerate the preposition at the end of the sentence."
=> As far as I know, unless is negative, so how come there are 2 negations in the sentence?
Would you be kind enough to explain me this a little further?
"Fine, unless you can't tolerate the preposition at the end of the sentence."
=> As far as I know, unless is negative, so how come there are 2 negations in the sentence?
Would you be kind enough to explain me this a little further?
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