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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Could anybody correct these two sentences for me?
Could anybody correct these two sentences for me?
(1) The garden in front of my house provides us fresh air.
(2) I hope to employ an hour sweeper to clean our centre. (a person who help other wash toilet, sweep floors and so on. Their pay is counted by how many hours they work. We employ them every time when we need them. We needn't employ him all the time.)
Many thanks in advance.
(1) The garden in front of my house provides us fresh air.
(2) I hope to employ an hour sweeper to clean our centre. (a person who help other wash toilet, sweep floors and so on. Their pay is counted by how many hours they work. We employ them every time when we need them. We needn't employ him all the time.)
Many thanks in advance.
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2. temporary worker, occasional worker, handyman 1. The sentence is gramatically correct, but I'm not sure it's the garden that provides the fresh air.
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- temporary worker, occasional worker, handyman 1.
- The sentence is gramatically correct, but I'm not sure it's the garden that provides the fresh air.
- Perhaps a window or a door that opens onto the garden?
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2. temporary worker, occasional worker, handyman
1. The sentence is gramatically correct, but I'm not sure it's the garden that provides the fresh air. Perhaps a window or a door that opens onto the garden?
1. The sentence is gramatically correct, but I'm not sure it's the garden that provides the fresh air. Perhaps a window or a door that opens onto the garden?
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How about this sentence?
Teacher: Indoor gardening not only can beutify our classroom but also can provide us fresh air.
Many thanks in advance.
Teacher: Indoor gardening not only can beutify our classroom but also can provide us fresh air.
Many thanks in advance.
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