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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Cracked mirror distorted reflection
Would someone tell me if the sentences reqd well and are correct?
Why does a broken mirror, even if glued together, would still show a distorted reflection?
I'm just wondering, what happens to it that once broken, it is ruined permanently.
He looked in the cracked mirror and his face was looked distorted.
if an edge is not quite together it will in turn make a magnifier affect on the other part to give many distorted looks.
Thanks
Why does a broken mirror, even if glued together, would still show a distorted reflection?
I'm just wondering, what happens to it that once broken, it is ruined permanently.
He looked in the cracked mirror and his face was looked distorted.
if an edge is not quite together it will in turn make a magnifier affect on the other part to give many distorted looks.
Thanks
Top answer
Why does a broken mirror, even if glued together, would still show a distorted reflection? " The verb phrase "does would show" is ungrammatical. I'm just wondering , what happens to it that why a mirror, once broken, it is ruined permanently.
- Why does a broken mirror, even if glued together, would still show a distorted reflection?
- " The verb phrase "does would show" is ungrammatical.
- I'm just wondering , what happens to it that why a mirror, once broken, it is ruined permanently.
- if an the broken edges are not perfectly mated, edge is not quite together it will in turn have make a magnifier affect magnifying effect and cause distortions in the reflection.
- on the other part to give many distorted looks.
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Why does a broken mirror, even if glued together, would still show a distorted reflection?
The verb is "does show."
The verb phrase "does would show" is ungrammatical.
I'm just wondering, what happens to it that why a mirror, once broken, it is ruined permanently.
ifan the broken edges are not perfe
The verb is "does show."
The verb phrase "does would show" is ungrammatical.
I'm just wondering
if
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Hi
These are the answers I would give ...
1) You don't need the 'would' ...
- Why does a broken mirror, even if glued together, still show a distorted reflection?
2) Yes, I'd say OK ...
- I'm just wondering, what happens to it that once broken, it is ruined permanently.
3) You don't need the 'was' ...
- He looked in the cracked mirror and his face
These are the answers I would give ...
1) You don't need the 'would' ...
- Why does a broken mirror, even if glued together, still show a distorted reflection?
2) Yes, I'd say OK ...
- I'm just wondering, what happens to it that once broken, it is ruined permanently.
3) You don't need the 'was' ...
- He looked in the cracked mirror and his face
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