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John Aki Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi there,

Can you check this grammar for me, please?


Thirsty means (that) we need water.

Thirsty means (that) need water. (Can this sentence possible without "we" I wonder?)


Cheers.

  

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Neither of those is correct. You cannot logically use "means" to connect those things. : "Thirsty" means "in need of water".

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  • Neither of those is correct.
  • You cannot logically use "means" to connect those things.
  • : "Thirsty" means "in need of water".
  • If we are thirsty, it means that we need water.
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Neither of those is correct. You cannot logically use "means" to connect those things. Possible sentences using "means" are e.g.:

"Thirsty" means "in need of water".
If we are thirsty, it means that we need water.

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