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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Coud a native please help make these natural?
Could you please help me correct these sentences please?
1 I care very little about what you have to say to me now.
2 I'm not picking anything up that falls/has fallen on the ground.
3 The elevator that opens is never the one we're standing in front of.
4 I wrote what I thought it read. Her writing is so bad, don't blame me for thinking it said that.
5 I have 3 different piles as They all go in 3 different places/spots.
6 It fell on the ground on this side, the other side is still clean. (this sound off)
Thank you so much
1 I care very little about what you have to say to me now.
2 I'm not picking anything up that falls/has fallen on the ground.
3 The elevator that opens is never the one we're standing in front of.
4 I wrote what I thought it read. Her writing is so bad, don't blame me for thinking it said that.
5 I have 3 different piles as They all go in 3 different places/spots.
6 It fell on the ground on this side, the other side is still clean. (this sound off)
Thank you so much
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1 I care very little about what you have to say to me now. 2 I'm not picking anything up that falls/has fallen on the ground. 3 The elevator that opens is never the one we're standing in front of.
- 1 I care very little about what you have to say to me now.
- 2 I'm not picking anything up that falls/has fallen on the ground.
- 3 The elevator that opens is never the one we're standing in front of.
- 4 I wrote what I thought it read.
- Her writing is so bad.
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1 I care very little about what you have to say to me now.
2 I'm not picking anything up that falls/has fallen on the ground.
3 The elevator that opens is never the one we're standing in front of.
4 I wrote what I thought it read. Her writing is so bad. Don't blame me for thinking it said that.
5 I have 3 different piles, as they all go in 3 diffe
2 I'm not picking anything up that falls/has fallen on the ground.
3 The elevator that opens is never the one we're standing in front of.
4 I wrote what I thought it read. Her writing is so bad. Don't blame me for thinking it said that.
5 I have 3 different piles, as they all go in 3 diffe
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Can I ask you 2 things please?
The elevator that opens is never the one we're standing in front of. (is it not a problem ending with a preposition, is that how an native would say it or is it just corrected but stilted?)
I wrote what I thought it read. Her writing is so bad. Don't blame me for thinking it said that.
In french you use "read", but isn't it stilted
The elevator that opens is never the one we're standing in front of. (is it not a problem ending with a preposition, is that how an native would say it or is it just corrected but stilted?)
I wrote what I thought it read. Her writing is so bad. Don't blame me for thinking it said that.
In french you use "read", but isn't it stilted
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The elevator that opens is never the one we're standing in front of. (is it not a problem ending with a preposition, is that how an native would say it or is it just corrected but stilted?-- The ending preposition might have a writer worried, but it is perfectly natural in spoken English. The alternative is very formal: '..is never the one in front of which we are standing.')
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