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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Could you please help correct these sentences?
Could you please help me make these sentences natural?
1 I know what it's like thinking you're going to go somewhere and ending up not going.
2 He's the person who did best for himself. He's successful.
3 I make a living off/on that.
4 From what I've seen, it isn't great, and there is no way to make it good. (movie script)
5 Exit A gives out onto the bottom of the street, Exit B gives out onto the top of the street.
6 My hands don't seem to burn/seem to be affected by hot water. I can't put them under hot water and they won't burn.
7 I'm going to make/get him to believe that she doesn't want to talk to him.
Thank you
1 I know what it's like thinking you're going to go somewhere and ending up not going.
2 He's the person who did best for himself. He's successful.
3 I make a living off/on that.
4 From what I've seen, it isn't great, and there is no way to make it good. (movie script)
5 Exit A gives out onto the bottom of the street, Exit B gives out onto the top of the street.
6 My hands don't seem to burn/seem to be affected by hot water. I can't put them under hot water and they won't burn.
7 I'm going to make/get him to believe that she doesn't want to talk to him.
Thank you
Top answer
1 I know what it's like thinking you're going to go somewhere and ending up not going. [ok] 2 He's the person who did best for himself. He's successful.
- 1 I know what it's like thinking you're going to go somewhere and ending up not going.
- [ok] 2 He's the person who did best for himself.
- He's successful.
- [ok] 3 I make a living off/from that.
- 4 From what I've seen, it isn't great, and there is no way to make it good.
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1 I know what it's like thinking you're going to go somewhere and ending up not going. [ok]
2 He's the person who did best for himself. He's successful.
2 He's the person who did best for himself. He's successful.
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"Exit A is onto" is that how you say it in New zealand? I really don't know how to say it naturally? Tell me how you would express it, not looking at my sentence?
what about
Exit A lets you out at the bottom....
what about
Exit A lets you out at the bottom....
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