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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
I was hoping you can help me correct the grammar
"i received a little something from christmas."
"i received a little something from christmas."
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" The problem is basically your meaning rather than your grammar. "i received a little something from Tom" means Tom gave you something. "i received a little something from christmas" means Christmas gave you something, which does not make sense.
- " The problem is basically your meaning rather than your grammar.
- "i received a little something from Tom" means Tom gave you something.
- "i received a little something from christmas" means Christmas gave you something, which does not make sense.
- Perhaps you mean "i received a little something for christmas", ie as a Christmas gift.
- Note also that your grammar is incorrect because you have not used a capital 'I'.
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Hi,
I was hoping you can help me correct the grammar
"i received a little something from christmas."
The problem is basically your meaning rather than your grammar.
"i received a little something from Tom" means Tom gave you something.
"i received a little something from christmas" means Christmas gave you something, which does
I was hoping you can help me correct the grammar
"i received a little something from christmas."
The problem is basically your meaning rather than your grammar.
"i received a little something from Tom" means Tom gave you something.
"i received a little something from christmas" means Christmas gave you something, which does
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