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Tenacious Learner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Could you correct or confirm the questions? (9)

Hi teachers,
Accoding to the text:
Baxter got into the car first. Halls was right behind him. “You drive. You know the area better than I do,” Baxter said. They raced out of the town and into the dark countryside.

Are the following questions suitable?
a) Who entered in the car before Halls?
b) Who was in front of Halls?
c) Why does Hall have to drive?
d) They raced out of the town and into the dark countryside. I really don't know which one to write for this one.
This one, 'How did they get out of town?'. doesn't sounds very weird.

Thanks in advance.
  

Top answer

d) They raced out of the town and into the dark countryside. I really don't know which one to write for this one. a) Who entered the car ...?

— CalifJim

  • d) They raced out of the town and into the dark countryside.
  • I really don't know which one to write for this one.
  • a) Who entered the car ...?
  • ) b) OK c) have to?
  • I'd ask Why is it better if Hall drives?
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Thinking Spaina) Who entered in the car before Halls?b) Who was in front of Halls?c) Why does Hall have to drive?d) They raced out of the town and into the dark countryside. I really don't know which one to write for this one.
a) Who entered the car ...? (No in.)
b) OK
c) have to? I'd ask Why is it better if Hall drives?
d) There really
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Hi Jim,
Thank you for your reply. I wanted to write 'it sounds very weird'! Excuse my unique brain cell. So sorry!Emotion: sad

TS
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CalifJim Did they leave the town quickly or slowly?
Hi Jim,
I really like this one!

TS
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