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Shravanmm Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Correct my sentences please
Dear teachers,
1. Why are you observing like that?
2. I will slap at your face.
3. Consult ABC doctor. He will treat/check you well.
4. They will be talking with/by signals.
5. Whichever the clothes are, it gives looks after wearing.
Thank you so much.
1. Why are you observing like that?
2. I will slap at your face.
3. Consult ABC doctor. He will treat/check you well.
4. They will be talking with/by signals.
5. Whichever the clothes are, it gives looks after wearing.
Thank you so much.
Top answer
1. " 2. I will slap your face.
- 1.
- " 2.
- I will slap your face.
- 3.
- Go see Dr.
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1. really no problem, depends on what you mean, maybe "Why are you looking at this like that?", or just "Why are you looking at that?"
2. I will slap your face.
3. Go see Dr. ABC, he will treat you well.
4. They will we talking in code.
5. You'll look great wearing anything,
--- That's my best, take it or leave it
2. I will slap your face.
3. Go see Dr. ABC, he will treat you well.
4. They will we talking in code.
5. You'll look great wearing anything,
--- That's my best, take it or leave it
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Hi,
Some are correct grammar. Some are not.
But here are natural versions.
1. Why are you watching like that?
2. I will slap your face.
3. Go to D
Some are correct grammar. Some are not.
But here are natural versions.
1. Why are you watching like that?
2. I will slap your face.
3. Go to D
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Clive5. Whichever the clothes are, it gives looks after wearing. <<< I don't know what this means.Whichever the clothes you wear, you look great in all the clothes. Check this sentence please.
Thanks.
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