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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
expression of time, money, and distance.
Four hundreds sixty miles is a distance to Cornell back and forth from my hometown.
Thirty dollars is the amount that I bet the Miami Heat would win the championship.
Nine o'clock is the time the game begins.
Are they OK?
Thank You
Thirty dollars is the amount that I bet the Miami Heat would win the championship.
Nine o'clock is the time the game begins.
Are they OK?
Thank You
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Hello BW Not quite: 1. Four hundred and sixty miles is the distance to Cornell and back from my home town. 2.
- Hello BW Not quite: 1.
- Four hundred and sixty miles is the distance to Cornell and back from my home town.
- 2.
- Thirty dollars is the amount that I bet that the Miami Heat would win the championship.
- #3 is fine!
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Hello BW
Not quite:
1. Four hundred and sixty miles is the distance to Cornell and back from my home town.
2. Thirty dollars is the amount that I bet that the Miami Heat would win the championship.
#3 is fine!
MrP
Not quite:
1. Four hundred and sixty miles is the distance to Cornell and back from my home town.
2. Thirty dollars is the amount that I bet that the Miami Heat would win the championship.
#3 is fine!
MrP
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