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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Hi,

1) When you have a notebook with a spiral binding that starts to unravel, could I say both of these?

"The coils are unravelling."

"The binding is uncoiling."

2) Can a car get worn out or would you use a different verb?

3) Would you say that you have an account payable (used in accounting) 'towards' your suppliers? I'm not sure about the preposition here.

4) I know that I can say 'my Biology teacher' but can I also say:

"We have Mr James for Biology."?

Thank you so much.

  

Top answer

" Yes, but the first one says it better in my opinion. Ann225 2) Can a car get worn out or would you use a different verb? Yes.

— CalifJim

  • " Yes, but the first one says it better in my opinion.
  • Ann225 2) Can a car get worn out or would you use a different verb?
  • Yes.
  • No.
  • Ann225 3) Would you say that you have an account payable (used in accounting) 'towards' your suppliers?
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Ann2251) When you have a notebook with a spiral binding that starts to unravel, could I say both of these?"The coils are unravelling.""The binding is uncoiling."

Yes, but the first one says it better in my opinion.

Ann2252) Can a car get worn out or would you use a different verb?

Yes. No.

Ann
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