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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Could you please help me pick the correct verbal phrase?
Could you please help me correct these sentences grammatically?
1 The dirtier my hair, the more I lose them/they fall out.
2 I'm looking for a picture I came across when I was looking for the first time./I looked for the first time.
3 I'd befriend her even though/if she was/is mean.
4 This shirt makes your stomach look fat/gives you a fat stomach.
5 I start blushing just looking at you./I blush looking at you.
Thank you
1 The dirtier my hair, the more I lose them/they fall out.
2 I'm looking for a picture I came across when I was looking for the first time./I looked for the first time.
3 I'd befriend her even though/if she was/is mean.
4 This shirt makes your stomach look fat/gives you a fat stomach.
5 I start blushing just looking at you./I blush looking at you.
Thank you
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1. The dirtier my hair is, the more it falls out. " 2.
- 1.
- The dirtier my hair is, the more it falls out.
- " 2.
- I'm looking for a picture I came across the first time I looked.
- 3.
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1. The dirtier my hair is, the more it falls out. (Even though you have many strands of hair, a singular verb is used with "hair," e.g., "My hair is long."
2. I'm looking for a picture I came across the first time I looked.
3. either: I'd befriend her even though she is mean. or I'd befriend her even if she were mean.
The first means that the person you would be
2. I'm looking for a picture I came across the first time I looked.
3. either: I'd befriend her even though she is mean. or I'd befriend her even if she were mean.
The first means that the person you would be
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