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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar (december 10)
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Can a teacher help me with correction of grammar and structure?
Can a teacher help me with correction of grammar and structure?
- Although his dominance and ability to score in the game of football has diminished with age, he is still as smart in making plays as he was 10 years ago.
- She's known among a different crowd.
- This drug in particular is associated with this part of time. You don't see this drug in the other parts of town.
- Saying that will give them a negative image in the public eye.
- The police's job is to differentiate the assailants from the victim by listening to both sides of the story.
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I see no grammar problems. Is "this part of time " a slip of the tongue? "The police's job" is not euphonious.
- I see no grammar problems.
- Is "this part of time " a slip of the tongue?
- "The police's job" is not euphonious.
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I see no grammar problems.
Is "this part of time" a slip of the tongue?
"The police's job" is not euphonious. A native speaker would more likely say "The job of the police is to etc."
If this last sentence is stating a general principle rather than referring to a particular case, it would be more natural to make both parties either singular or plural, eg, "the as
Is "this part of time" a slip of the tongue?
"The police's job" is not euphonious. A native speaker would more likely say "The job of the police is to etc."
If this last sentence is stating a general principle rather than referring to a particular case, it would be more natural to make both parties either singular or plural, eg, "the as
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