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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
GAS vs FIZ
Could you please tell me what you think?
- The drink no longer has any gas. You left the cap off for too long. (is GAS the word? for coke?)
Is this correct?
- I can see it in your eyes that you're sad.
- My kitchen is bigger than your room in width/bigger than the width of this room.
Thank you
- The drink no longer has any gas. You left the cap off for too long. (is GAS the word? for coke?)
Is this correct?
- I can see it in your eyes that you're sad.
- My kitchen is bigger than your room in width/bigger than the width of this room.
Thank you
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1. " 2. I can see it(OMIT) in your eyes that you're sad.
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- " 2.
- I can see it(OMIT) in your eyes that you're sad.
- My kitchen has more width than your room.
- When we measure a room, we say, "It measures 15' long by 10' wide", so...
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1. the drink has lost its fizz
BUT
We are more likely to say, "The drink has gone flat."
2. I can see it(OMIT) in your eyes that you're sad.
3.My kitchen has more width than your room.
When we measure a room, we say, "It measures 15' long by 10' wide", so...
Colloquially, we actually do talk about a room being wider, longer, deeper than...
My kit
BUT
We are more likely to say, "The drink has gone flat."
2. I can see it(OMIT) in your eyes that you're sad.
3.My kitchen has more width than your room.
When we measure a room, we say, "It measures 15' long by 10' wide", so...
Colloquially, we actually do talk about a room being wider, longer, deeper than...
My kit
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