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Rahulgsp11 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Grammar and Sentence Structure

Hi,

This is Rahul, I am looking for guidance related to following two sentences in terms of grammar structure

1) He stands by the main entry gate of building. [[Should it stands at/stands outside or is stands by right?]]

2) He brushes his lips against each other. is this sentence correct , i want to convey that the person is thirsty visually

Looking forward for an expert guidance.
Thanks in advance.

Regards,
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rahulgsp11 1) He stands by the main entry gate of building. ]] At, by and outside are all possible. rahulgsp11 2) He brushes his lips against each other.

— Mister Micawber

  • rahulgsp11 1) He stands by the main entry gate of building.
  • ]] At, by and outside are all possible.
  • rahulgsp11 2) He brushes his lips against each other.
  • is this sentence correct , i want to convey that the person is thirsty visually No.
  • 'He licks his lips' is possible, but that usually suggests desire.
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rahulgsp111) He stands by the main entry gate of building. [[Should it stands at/stands outside or is stands by right?]]
At, by and outside are all possible.
rahulgsp112) He brushes his lips against each other. is this sentence correct , i want to convey that the person is thirsty visually
No. 'He licks his li
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My suggestions, respectfully:
  1. Depending on the purpose of the gate, it may be always closed, and might even be locked. One may be required to wait at the gate for permission or simply signal or phone for it to be electronically opened. The reason for standing is unclear. One may stand by the gate while waiting for permission; stand at the gate, guarding it; or stand outs
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