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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
driving question to do with grammar
Hi,
Can you correct the following if you may?
a. I'm not as stressed as I was when you were driving.
b. My car breaks are very sensitive. You so much a barely touch them, my car halts.
c. I trust myself more behind the wheel than you.
d. She drives very fluidly. She doesn't brake or accelerate erratically.
e. I don't like talking on the phome when I'm in the car with her when she's driving. She's not a good enough driver to be able to drive and listen to a conversation.
What year is your car?
1. How many kilometers is on this car?
2. How many kilometers are on this car?
3. There are 27000 kilometers on this car.
4. There is 27000 kilometers on this car.
The help is much appreciated
Can you correct the following if you may?
a. I'm not as stressed as I was when you were driving.
b. My car breaks are very sensitive. You so much a barely touch them, my car halts.
c. I trust myself more behind the wheel than you.
d. She drives very fluidly. She doesn't brake or accelerate erratically.
e. I don't like talking on the phome when I'm in the car with her when she's driving. She's not a good enough driver to be able to drive and listen to a conversation.
What year is your car?
1. How many kilometers is on this car?
2. How many kilometers are on this car?
3. There are 27000 kilometers on this car.
4. There is 27000 kilometers on this car.
The help is much appreciated
Top answer
a) is correct. " b) First sentence is correct. " c) a little ambiguous but it can still make sense.
- a) is correct.
- " b) First sentence is correct.
- " c) a little ambiguous but it can still make sense.
- d) Correct.
- " Second sentence okay.
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a) is correct. What is implied here is, "I'm not as stressed [now] as I was when you were driving."
b) First sentence is correct. Second sentence should read: "You barely touch them and the car halts."
c) a little ambiguous but it can still make sense.
d) Correct.
e) This reads better: "When I'm in the car with her driving, I don't like talking on the phone." Second sentence okay.
b) First sentence is correct. Second sentence should read: "You barely touch them and the car halts."
c) a little ambiguous but it can still make sense.
d) Correct.
e) This reads better: "When I'm in the car with her driving, I don't like talking on the phone." Second sentence okay.
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