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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi there,

Can you check for me if these sentences are making any sense in general English, please?


I have screwed/bolted the two pieces together.

I have bolted/fasten/tightened the wheels on the car.

It won't tighten/fasten due to the thread is broken or in the wrong bolt.

Should we fix a time for meeting?

Do you want to fix a time for coming over?


Thanks in advance.

  

Top answer

I have screwed / bolted the two pieces together. Fine. I assume you know the difference between a ***** and a bolt.

— Clive

  • I have screwed / bolted the two pieces together.
  • Fine.
  • I assume you know the difference between a ***** and a bolt.
  • I have bolted / fastenED/tightened the wheels on the car.
  • All OK, but say 'bolted'.
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I have screwed/bolted the two pieces together. Fine. I assume you know the difference between a ***** and a bolt.


I have bolted/fastenED/tightened the wheels on the car.All OK, but say 'bolted'.

It won't

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