Grammar check and help please
Hi There,
Can you teach me if these sentences are natural and correct English, please?
The words strain and restrain.
I feel strained to do that job. (I really don’t want to do it)
As a student I have to restrain my life. (Study hard, no playing around until graduate)
As a Police I have to restrain my power, don’t abuse it.
As a movie star I have to restrain my diet, I can’t get fat.
I am a very strained person.
I feel restrained in my life hence I am not so happy. (My parents restrict me a lot)
Do I need to add comma? after bracket (-----).
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
No, they're not very natural. Here are a few sentences that have those words. We had to strain our eyes a bit to see their performances.
- No, they're not very natural.
- Here are a few sentences that have those words.
- We had to strain our eyes a bit to see their performances.
- Rate increases would strain the finances of indebted consumers.
- Avoid any exercise that might strain the muscles around your shoulders.
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No, they're not very natural. Here are a few sentences that have those words.
We had to strain our eyes a bit to see their performances.
Rate increases would strain the finances of indebted consumers.
Avoid any exercise that might strain the muscles around your shoulders.
You can't expect bankers to restrain their greed.
He was tryin
0John AkiAs a Police
Should be as a police officer. Don't use a capital P.
John AkiStudy hard, no playing around until graduate
For the yellow part use graduation or until you graduate.
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