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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

English check please?

Hi there,

Can you tell me, if these sentences are marking any sense to you in general English, please?


I scraped the old print off from the wall. I scraped the potatoes before frying.

A tree rubbed/scraped against the wall. They rubbed/scraped with each other.

Big size wheels rubbed/scraped the wheel fenders.


Thanks a lot.

  

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John Aki I scraped the old print off from the wall. You don't need the red part. John Aki I scraped the potatoes before frying.

— Anonymous

  • John Aki I scraped the old print off from the wall.
  • You don't need the red part.
  • John Aki I scraped the potatoes before frying.
  • This is possible but strange because people normally talk of peeling potatoes.
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John AkiI scraped the old print off from the wall.

You don't need the red part.

John AkiI scraped the potatoes before frying.

This is possible but strange because people normally talk of peeling potatoes.

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