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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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- ‘Don’t answer with red ink’. Is there anything wrong here, please?
- ‘Don’t drop litter in the street’. (do we say drop litter in or drop litter on the street?).
- ‘Let’s not complain too much’, she told Jayme.
- Reported speech: She told him not to complain too much. (is this sentence and the respective reported speech correct?).
Thank you,
Lister
- ‘Don’t drop litter in the street’. (do we say drop litter in or drop litter on the street?).
- ‘Let’s not complain too much’, she told Jayme.
- Reported speech: She told him not to complain too much. (is this sentence and the respective reported speech correct?).
Thank you,
Lister
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Hi, ‘Don’t answer with red ink’. Is there anything wrong here, please? No.
- Hi, ‘Don’t answer with red ink’.
- Is there anything wrong here, please?
- No.
- But 'in red ink' is much more common.
- - ‘Don’t drop litter in the street’ .
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Hi,
‘Don’t answer with red ink’. Is there anything wrong here, please? No. But 'in red ink' is much more common.
- ‘Don’t drop litter in the street’. (do we say drop litter in or drop litter on the street?). Both are OK.
- ‘Let’s not complain too much’, she told Jayme. OK
- Reported speech: She told him not to complain to
‘Don’t answer with red ink’. Is there anything wrong here, please? No. But 'in red ink' is much more common.
- ‘Don’t drop litter in the street’. (do we say drop litter in or drop litter on the street?). Both are OK.
- ‘Let’s not complain too much’, she told Jayme. OK
- Reported speech: She told him not to complain to
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