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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Correct this sentence for me

The office has been kept our utilisation certificate for four or five years ago
  

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Do you perhaps mean this? The office has kept our utilization certificate for four or five years.

— Clive

  • Do you perhaps mean this?
  • The office has kept our utilization certificate for four or five years.
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Do you perhaps mean this?

The office has kept our utilization certificate for four or five years.
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Please help to explain me below.

I am not a student.

Not is an adjective or an adverb ?
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How does it be an adverb ? it is an adjective my friend >> always after verb ( to be ) there is an adjective to explain the noun before > but the adverb ( it explain the verb - the way to perform or curry out the verb THASNKS
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AnonymousHow does it be an adverb ?
"Not" changes the verb from positive to negative.

I am a student. (positive statement)
I am not a student. (negative statement)

An adjective would make the meaning of "student" more precise.
I am a good student.

There is no such thing as a "not student."
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but there is a "nonstudent."
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Anonymous but there is a "nonstudent."
Please give a dictionary reference, Anon. Are you a "nonstudent"?
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The office has kept our utilisation certificate for for four or five years.
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This was my original reply, except that you have 'for for'.
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