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Shravanmm Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Correct these sentences please....
Dear all,
1. I am feeling like watching TV or I feel like watching TV. Which sentence is correct?
2. I slept off at 9 30 pm or I slept at 9 30 pm. Are both the sentences correct if wrong please do explain me why it is wrong.
Thank you,
Shravan.
1. I am feeling like watching TV or I feel like watching TV. Which sentence is correct?
2. I slept off at 9 30 pm or I slept at 9 30 pm. Are both the sentences correct if wrong please do explain me why it is wrong.
Thank you,
Shravan.
Top answer
I feel like watching TV. 2. I fell asleep at 9 30 pm.
- I feel like watching TV.
- 2.
- I fell asleep at 9 30 pm.
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1.I feel like watching TV.
2. I fell asleep at 9 30 pm. -- 'Fall asleep' is an action at a point in time; 'sleep' is durational: 'I slept from 9 PM to 5 AM.'
2. I fell asleep at 9 30 pm. -- 'Fall asleep' is an action at a point in time; 'sleep' is durational: 'I slept from 9 PM to 5 AM.'
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Thanks for your kind reply Mister Micawber.
1.What is the difference between sleep and asleep?
2. When do i use slept off?
Thanks, I am eagerly waiting for your reply.
Shravan.
1.What is the difference between sleep and asleep?
2. When do i use slept off?
Thanks, I am eagerly waiting for your reply.
Shravan.
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1-- Sleep is a verb or noun. Asleep is an predicate adjective or adverb.
2-- 'Sleep off' = sleep in order to remedy a condition: I slept off my hangover and awoke at noon feeling OK.
You are confusing 'drop off to sleep', I think. That means 'fall asleep'.
2-- 'Sleep off' = sleep in order to remedy a condition: I slept off my hangover and awoke at noon feeling OK.
You are confusing 'drop off to sleep', I think. That means 'fall asleep'.
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