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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
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Could you tell me how to write this?
How would you write this please?
- The friend you have that/who I hate the most is her. /most hate is her.
- You can take everything away from me but/except that.
- From what I've seen, he's a generous person.
- It's not like it's late or anything.
- If you have a 3 star hotel, you have/need to have someone present 24/7.
Thanks
- The friend you have that/who I hate the most is her. /most hate is her.
- You can take everything away from me but/except that.
- From what I've seen, he's a generous person.
- It's not like it's late or anything.
- If you have a 3 star hotel, you have/need to have someone present 24/7.
Thanks
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Hi, Since your sentences sounded rather informal to me, I tried to improve them rather than correct them. 1. She is the friend of yours who I detest.
- Hi, Since your sentences sounded rather informal to me, I tried to improve them rather than correct them.
- 1.
- She is the friend of yours who I detest.
- 2.
- You can take everything [away] from me except that.
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Hi,
Since your sentences sounded rather informal to me, I tried to improve them rather than correct them.
1. She is the friend of yours who I detest.
2. You can take everything [away] from me except that.
3. As I see it, he's a generous person.
4. It's not like it's late now or something (informal).
5. If you have a three-star hotel, it shouldn't be left
Since your sentences sounded rather informal to me, I tried to improve them rather than correct them.
1. She is the friend of yours who I detest.
2. You can take everything [away] from me except that.
3. As I see it, he's a generous person.
4. It's not like it's late now or something (informal).
5. If you have a three-star hotel, it shouldn't be left
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