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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar check
There are no such things as stupid questions, only stupid answers.
Is this sentence correct grammatically? I feel that 'only stupid answers' is lacking a subject.
When did you start doing your work?
I feel like dancing. ? (Can you 'feel' an action?)
He strives to meet the (high?) qualifications of medical school.
He strives to meet the (high?) qualifications of becoming a doctor.
It rained over me. (what's the meaning?)
What are the mistakes?
Thanks in advance!
Is this sentence correct grammatically? I feel that 'only stupid answers' is lacking a subject.
When did you start doing your work?
I feel like dancing. ? (Can you 'feel' an action?)
He strives to meet the (high?) qualifications of medical school.
He strives to meet the (high?) qualifications of becoming a doctor.
It rained over me. (what's the meaning?)
What are the mistakes?
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
There are no such things as stupid questions, only stupid answers. Is this sentence correct grammatically? -- Yes.
- There are no such things as stupid questions, only stupid answers.
- Is this sentence correct grammatically?
- -- Yes.
- it is fine; part after the comma is a verbless (and subject-less) clause.
- When did you start working ?
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There are no such things as stupid questions, only stupid answers. Is this sentence correct grammatically? -- Yes. it is fine; part after the comma is a verbless (and subject-less) clause.
When did you start working?
I feel like dancing. ? (Can you 'feel' an action?- You can feel like doing = have an interest in doing)
He is striving to
When did you start working?
I feel like dancing. ? (Can you 'feel' an action?- You can feel like doing = have an interest in doing)
He is striving to
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