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Messier42 Posted 12 years ago
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Did I explain it correctly

The commercials comes on when a show is being broadcasted too frequently in the states .
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messier42 Did I explain it correctly? Bad grammar: poor proofreading, messier. Be sure to proof your messages before posting.

— Mister Micawber

  • messier42 Did I explain it correctly?
  • Bad grammar: poor proofreading, messier.
  • Be sure to proof your messages before posting.
  • The commercials come on when a show is being broadcast(ed) too frequently in the S tates .
  • ) I don't understand the meaning of your sentence: I have never noticed such an effect.
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messier42Did I explain it correctly?
Bad grammar: poor proofreading, messier. Be sure to proof your messages before posting.

The commercials come on when a show is being broadcast(ed) too frequently in the States.

(I personally prefer the irregular past form: it is more mellifluous.) I don't understand the meaning of yo
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messier42Did I explain it correctly?
No. I think you meant this:

Commercials interrupt TV shows all too frequently in the US.
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Thank you. When you watch a show, there are commercials too frequently. I was referring it. So is it not possible to say "The commercials comes on the TV too frequently "?
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messier42"The commercials comes on the TV too frequently "?
"The commercials come on TV too frequently" is okay. (In your first post, we thought you were saying that the commercials only come on if the program is shown too frequently, which didn't make sense.)
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