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Kodachen1 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

grammar correction

I have a question that I would like to ask.

Is that right:?

1., You are a lucky person or

2. The two students, they have or had to be very happy to have lesson with you or by you?

Or
3.the two lucky students had the opportunity to have lesson/ lessons with you
  

Top answer

1. "You are a lucky person" is correct, but I think you forgot to type something after "or". 2.

— GPY

  • 1.
  • "You are a lucky person" is correct, but I think you forgot to type something after "or".
  • 2.
  • The two students have to be very happy to have had a lesson with/from you.
  • (assuming that "you" is the teacher and that the lesson has already happened) 3.
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1. "You are a lucky person" is correct, but I think you forgot to type something after "or".

2. The two students have to be very happy to have had a lesson with/from you.
(assuming that "you" is the teacher and that the lesson has already happened)

3. The two lucky students had the opportunity to have a lesson / lessons with you.
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If you are/ or when you do a competition another time/ or next time, please let them know.

? right?
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If you are/ or when you do a competition another time/ or next time, it would be great.

right?
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Kodachen1If you are/ or when you do a competition another time/ or next time, it would be great.
I don't exactly understand what you are trying to say.

What sentence starting "If you are ... " are you thinking of?

"When you do a competition another time / next time, it would be great" is possible I suppose if "it" refers to something previous
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