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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi there,

Could you check for me if these sentences are grammatical to you, please?


I have exhausted all the water from the water tank, hence I can clean it.

Heat exhausted from that pipe.

That hard work exhausted me, therefore I am exhausted by that job.

The water tank have exhausted all the water out.


Thanks in advance.

  

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John Aki I have exhausted all the water from the water tank, hence I can clean it. This reads oddly or unnaturally. Perhaps you mean this: I have emptied (all the water from) the water tank so (that) I can clean it.

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  • John Aki I have exhausted all the water from the water tank, hence I can clean it.
  • This reads oddly or unnaturally.
  • Perhaps you mean this: I have emptied (all the water from) the water tank so (that) I can clean it.
  • If you say "water tank" you do not also need to say "all the water from", as it is obvious.
  • John Aki Heat exhausted from that pipe.
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John AkiI have exhausted all the water from the water tank, hence I can clean it.

This reads oddly or unnaturally. Perhaps you mean this:

I have emptied (all the water from) the water tank so (that) I can clean it.

If you say "water tank" you do not also need to say "all the water from", as it is obvious.

John Aki
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