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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
correct the sentence
Our first trip was the most interesting one, but our second one was even more interesting.
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It's correct grammar, but the meaning does not make sense. say eg We thought our first trip was the most interesting one, but then our second was even more interesting.
- It's correct grammar, but the meaning does not make sense.
- say eg We thought our first trip was the most interesting one, but then our second was even more interesting.
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It's correct grammar, but the meaning does not make sense.
say eg We thought our first trip was the most interesting one, but then our second was even more interesting.
say eg We thought our first trip was the most interesting one, but then our second was even more interesting.
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And if you might wanna put more dramatic parts into it, you might say:
We always used to think of our first trip as the most interesting one in our life (or lives), not knowing that yet an even more interesting one was awaiting us.
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Our first trip to ... always struck us as the most interesting one, but when the second one came up it all turned around, mainly due to it
We always used to think of our first trip as the most interesting one in our life (or lives), not knowing that yet an even more interesting one was awaiting us.
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Our first trip to ... always struck us as the most interesting one, but when the second one came up it all turned around, mainly due to it
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AnonymousOur first trip wasThis would work with 'a' instead of 'the'. Then 'most' is almost equivalent to 'very'.thea most interesting one, but our second one was even more interesting.
CJ
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ForeignManif you might wannaSince this is an English forum, we discourage the use of non-standard forms like 'wanna'. Please remember to spell out 'want to' in the future so we don't give students the idea that they should use 'wanna' in their classroom work.
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CalifJimSince this is an English forum, we discourage the use of non-standard forms like 'wanna'. Please remember to spell out 'want to' in the future so we don't give students the idea that they should use 'wanna' in their classroom work. CJGotcha, as in I got you. Spelled this way:
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