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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Do you americans understand
In American a bathroom always contains a shower and a toilet right? In some countries, the toilet is in a room of its own.
Is this correct sentence?
I prefer when the toilet is in the bathroom and not separate. I hate it when the toilet is in a room of its own.
Thanks
Is this correct sentence?
I prefer when the toilet is in the bathroom and not separate. I hate it when the toilet is in a room of its own.
Thanks
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' It is difficult to punctuate this properly because its form is normally spoken. So, there should be a period after toilet and then have another separate entity. toilet.
- ' It is difficult to punctuate this properly because its form is normally spoken.
- So, there should be a period after toilet and then have another separate entity.
- toilet.
- " The final sentences are correctly written.
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Your very first sentence: 'In America...' It is difficult to punctuate this properly because its form is normally spoken. So, there should be a period after toilet and then have another separate entity. "...toilet. Right?"
The final sentences are correctly written.
The final sentences are correctly written.
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PhilipSo, there should be a period after toilet and then have another separate entity. "...toilet. Right?"I would personally just use a comma there: "In America a bathroom always contains a shower and a toilet, right?"
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In America, a bathroom always contains a shower and a toilet, right? In some countries, the toilet is in a room of its own.
I prefer it when the toilet is in the bathroom and not separate. I hate it when the toilet is in a room of its own.
I prefer it when the toilet is in the bathroom and not separate. I hate it when the toilet is in a room of its own.
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