Grammar check please?
Hi,
Could you please confirm that my sentences are grammatically correct and right word for these sentences, please?
I tried to shove / squeeze / jam more cloths in the suitcase. (Three words are pretty much same meaning?)
I tied / bound them together with a rope. (Same meaning?)
They are tied / bound with a rope.
The contract tie / bind us together.
They are bonding well. (Means glued well)
They are well bonded. (Mean well glued)
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
John Aki cloths These are pieces of woven material, for example a face cloth or table cloth. John Aki The contract tie / bind us together That makes no sense.
- John Aki cloths These are pieces of woven material, for example a face cloth or table cloth.
- John Aki The contract tie / bind us together That makes no sense.
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John Akicloths
These are pieces of woven material, for example a face cloth or table cloth.
John AkiThe contract tie / bind us together
That makes no sense.
0John AkiI tried to shove / squeeze / jam more clothes into the suitcase.
Almost certainly you mean "clothes" and not "cloths".
John AkiThree words are pretty much same meaning?
In this context, yes.
John Aki
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