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Joseph A Posted 10 years ago
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Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
1. I was driving on the potholes of the road.
2. While driving, I went on the potholes of the road.
1. I was driving on the potholes of the road.
2. While driving, I went on the potholes of the road.
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Joseph A 1. I was driving on the potholes of the road. Te sentence is grammatical, but semantically problematic.
- Joseph A 1.
- I was driving on the potholes of the road.
- Te sentence is grammatical, but semantically problematic.
- What you tried to say is: I was driving on the road riddled with potholes.
- Joseph A .
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Joseph A1. I was driving on the potholes of the road.Te sentence is grammatical, but semantically problematic. What you tried to say is: I was driving on the road riddled with potholes.
Joseph A. While driving, I went on the potholes of the road.While driving (to work), I hit / went over/ run over a few pothles on the road
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Thank you I got the answer
While driving, I hit/went over/run over a few potholes on the road.
this is the sentence that wanted thank you again.
While driving, I hit/went over/run over a few potholes on the road.
this is the sentence that wanted thank you again.
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AnonymousWhile driving (to work), I hit / went over/As shown.runran over a few potholes on the road.
CJ
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Thank you so much CJ, I was not aware of this mistake"run" it must be changed to "ran" because the sentence is in the past, but I didn't write "pothles" that anonymous wrote it. Thank you again for your help.
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