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Beopro Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Deliver
1. She has been to a cemetery alone at night.
2. Has she ever helped anyone deliver a child before? (What I mean by "deliver" here is "help someone bear or give birth to a baby")
Do these two sentences sound ok?
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
2. Has she ever helped anyone deliver a child before? (What I mean by "deliver" here is "help someone bear or give birth to a baby")
Do these two sentences sound ok?
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
Top answer
Hi, 1. She has been to a cemetery alone at night. This is correct grammar.
- Hi, 1.
- She has been to a cemetery alone at night.
- This is correct grammar.
- But Ii wonder if you understand what it means.
- Why do you want to say this?
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Hi,
1. She has been to a cemetery alone at night. This is correct grammar. But Ii wonder if you understand what it means. Why do you want to say this? In what context?
2. Has she ever helped anyone deliver a child before? (What I mean by "deliver" here is "help someone bear or give birth to a baby") Fine.
1. She has been to a cemetery alone at night. This is correct grammar. But Ii wonder if you understand what it means. Why do you want to say this? In what context?
2. Has she ever helped anyone deliver a child before? (What I mean by "deliver" here is "help someone bear or give birth to a baby") Fine.
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