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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi,

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


A tree swung / swayed in the wind. (Both words are correct and common)

A boat swung / swayed in the wave.

Do you use it.

Do you really use it.

Do you guy really using it.


Cheers

  

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John Aki A tree swung / swayed in the wind. Only "swayed" goes here. Not "swung".

— CalifJim

  • John Aki A tree swung / swayed in the wind.
  • Only "swayed" goes here.
  • Not "swung".
  • A person can swing on a rope attached to a tree branch.
  • Then you can say that they swung on the rope .
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John AkiA tree swung / swayed in the wind.

Only "swayed" goes here. Not "swung". A person can swing on a rope attached to a tree branch. Then you can say that they swung on the rope.

John AkiA boat swung / swayed in the waves.

Again, only "swayed". Also, The boat was rocking in th

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