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Dangbinh95lion Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Correct the mistakes

1. Anyone who(A) has been to an agricultural fair(B) knows that there is no reason why anyone(C) should go home hungrily(D).

2. Searching for alternative(A) forms of energy does not necessary(B) mean the abandonment(C) of fossil fuels as an energy source(D).

Which is incorrect? Please help me correct them?
  

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(d) => hungry. (b) => necessarily. 3.

— Prajwalkr

  • (d) => hungry.
  • (b) => necessarily.
  • 3.
  • OK.
  • Prajwal
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Hi

1.(d) => hungry.

2.(b) => necessarily.

3. OK.

Prajwal
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I think after Anyone must be THAT. So in sentence 1 (A) is incorrect, isn't it?
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Hi
dangbinh95lionI think after Anyone must be THAT. So in sentence 1 (A) is incorrect, isn't it?
(a) is correct. And I am very sure that "that" cannot come after "anyone" in the sentence.

Prajwal
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How about this sentence?

Searching for alternate(A) forms of energy does not necessary(B) mean the abandonment(C) of fossil fuels as an energy source(D).
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1. Anyone, who has been to an agricultural fair, knows that there is no reason why anyone should go home hungry.

2. Searching for alternative forms of energy does not necessarily mean the abandonment of fossil fuels as an energy source.

Thanks
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Hi
Searching for alternative forms of energy does not necessarily mean the abandonment of fossil fuels as an energy source.
I think this is the correct one.'alternate' sounds incorrect to me.

Prajwal
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