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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Hello,
I don't know if am writing correctly:
the France make a big revolution and influenced the world with your culture, may be it is the case why they are so reach.
What I trying to express:
They are reach.
Perhaps the cause be so reach is the influence of they culture.
Other doubt: When I like a site, I write:
I liked that. -or- I liked it. ?
Thanks!
I don't know if am writing correctly:
the France make a big revolution and influenced the world with your culture, may be it is the case why they are so reach.
What I trying to express:
They are reach.
Perhaps the cause be so reach is the influence of they culture.
Other doubt: When I like a site, I write:
I liked that. -or- I liked it. ?
Thanks!
Top answer
I think that this is what you mean, grammatically: France had a big revolution and influenced the world with its culture ; maybe that is why they are so rich. I liked that. -- Both are fine.
- I think that this is what you mean, grammatically: France had a big revolution and influenced the world with its culture ; maybe that is why they are so rich.
- I liked that.
- -- Both are fine.
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I think that this is what you mean, grammatically:
France had a big revolution and influenced the world with its culture; maybe that is why they are so rich.
I liked that. -or- I liked it.-- Both are fine.
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I think that this is what you mean, grammatically:
France had a big revolution and influenced the world with its culture; maybe that is why they are so rich.
I liked that. -or- I liked it.-- Both are fine.
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