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John Aki Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi,

Could you check for me if I have made any maitakes in these sentences, please?


These shoes are worn out after a while. (Passive)

I have worn them out after a year.

They have worn out after a while. (Means shoes)


These new slippers are worn inside the house only. (Passive)

These new slippers are for wearing inside the house.


Cheers.

  

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John Aki Hi, Could you check for me if I have made any maitakes in these sentences, please? These shoes are worn out after a while. (Passive) The expression is " These shoes get worn out after a while" I have worn them out after a year.

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  • John Aki Hi, Could you check for me if I have made any maitakes in these sentences, please?
  • These shoes are worn out after a while.
  • (Passive) The expression is " These shoes get worn out after a while" I have worn them out after a year.
  • Gramatically correct, but you need to find a scenario where you can say this.
  • They have worn out after a while.
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John Aki

Hi,

Could you check for me if I have made any maitakes in these sentences, please?


These shoes are worn out after a while. (Passive) The expression is " These shoes get worn out after a while"

I have worn them out after a year.

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