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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
English teacher help me
Are the following sentences correct?
Is the question correct?
Am I well shaven?
Can you say 'furthest apart'?
These 2 metro stops are furthest apart.
Is it correct to say 'humble ABOUT financials?'
He is humble about his financial situation.
Is in necessary?
She did a good job [in] doing that.
Are both verbs correct?
She is going to have a hard time believing/buying that.
Thank you
Is the question correct?
Am I well shaven?
Can you say 'furthest apart'?
These 2 metro stops are furthest apart.
Is it correct to say 'humble ABOUT financials?'
He is humble about his financial situation.
Is in necessary?
She did a good job [in] doing that.
Are both verbs correct?
She is going to have a hard time believing/buying that.
Thank you
Top answer
1. I think clean shaven is more common. 2.
- 1.
- I think clean shaven is more common.
- 2.
- Okay 3.
- Okay ( modest works as well) 4.
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1. I think clean shaven is more common.
2. Okay
3. Okay (modest works as well)
4. There may be a difference in meaning here. Without in, it's just a statement about the quality of the work done. With in, it could be offering praise for the fact that she did a good "deed".
5. Both are correct, but remember that buying might not be understoo
2. Okay
3. Okay (modest works as well)
4. There may be a difference in meaning here. Without in, it's just a statement about the quality of the work done. With in, it could be offering praise for the fact that she did a good "deed".
5. Both are correct, but remember that buying might not be understoo
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