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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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I am still confused on the correct usage of certain English language structures.I would be very grateful if you could englighten me whether the following sentences are correct grammatically.
(1) I am going to fetch my car which is being parked at a parking lot near my apartment. Is it correct to use the word " fetch" to refer to a situation whereby I am going to take my car to go somewhere ? The sentence above means I wanted to fetch my car to go somewhere not to take it to my apartment. Can I replace the word "fetch" with "take" ?
(2) I have surrendered the keys to my vehicle to the workshop foreman . Can I replace "have " with "had" ?
(3) My car, bearing the registration no: KPP099, has been stolen. Is it compulsory to put "the" before the word "bearing" ? Is the word "has" acceptable ?
Thanks for help.
(1) I am going to fetch my car which is being parked at a parking lot near my apartment. Is it correct to use the word " fetch" to refer to a situation whereby I am going to take my car to go somewhere ? The sentence above means I wanted to fetch my car to go somewhere not to take it to my apartment. Can I replace the word "fetch" with "take" ?
(2) I have surrendered the keys to my vehicle to the workshop foreman . Can I replace "have " with "had" ?
(3) My car, bearing the registration no: KPP099, has been stolen. Is it compulsory to put "the" before the word "bearing" ? Is the word "has" acceptable ?
Thanks for help.
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I would be very grateful if you could englighten me whether the following sentences are correct grammatically. (1) I am going to fetch my car which is being parked at a parking lot near my apartment. Is it correct to use the word " fetch" to refer to a situation whereby I am going to take my car to go somewhere ?
- I would be very grateful if you could englighten me whether the following sentences are correct grammatically.
- (1) I am going to fetch my car which is being parked at a parking lot near my apartment.
- Is it correct to use the word " fetch" to refer to a situation whereby I am going to take my car to go somewhere ?
- The sentence above means I wanted to fetch my car to go somewhere not to take it to my apartment.
- Can I replace the word "fetch" with "take" ?
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Hi,
I am still confused on the correct usage of certain English language structures.I would be very grateful if you could englighten me whether the following sentences are correct grammatically.
(1) I am going to fetch my car which is being parked at a parking lot near my apartment.
Is it correct to use the word " fetch" to refer to a situation whereby I am go
I am still confused on the correct usage of certain English language structures.I would be very grateful if you could englighten me whether the following sentences are correct grammatically.
(1) I am going to fetch my car which is being parked at a parking lot near my apartment.
Is it correct to use the word " fetch" to refer to a situation whereby I am go
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