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Nikitus Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Flynn enters in an old room with white walls
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Are the following sentences grammatically correct?
Flynn enters in an old room with white walls. Flynn sees Chloe lay down in a big bed. An old lady is sitting on the edge of the bed.
Context: It is a dream of Flynn
Thanks!
Are the following sentences grammatically correct?
Flynn enters in an old room with white walls. Flynn sees Chloe lay down in a big bed. An old lady is sitting on the edge of the bed.
Context: It is a dream of Flynn
Thanks!
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Not quite. Say eg Flynn enters an old room with white walls. He sees Chloe lying in a big bed.
- Not quite.
- Say eg Flynn enters an old room with white walls.
- He sees Chloe lying in a big bed.
- An old lady is sitting on the edge of it.
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Not quite.
Say eg
Flynn enters an old room with white walls. He sees Chloe lying in a big bed. An old lady is sitting on the edge of it.
Say eg
Flynn enters an old room with white walls. He sees Chloe lying in a big bed. An old lady is sitting on the edge of it.
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NikitusFlynn enters in an old roomA lot of languages use "enter in" or "enter into" (a place), but English is not one of them.
Be careful to leave out "in". We say "enter a room".
CJ
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