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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi there,

Can you tell me if these sentences are grammatical, please?


There are many chaps/cracks on the old paint. (surface of the paint)

You confused my files. (messed up my files)

My room is confusing. (room is messed up)

Your room is chaos/chaotic.

My house is in a state of confusion/chaos. (house is messed up)

My toolbox was confusing, I couldn't find the tool that I needed.


Many thanks.

  

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John Aki There are many chaps/ cracks on in the old paint. (surface of the paint) John Aki You confused my files. g.

— GPY

  • John Aki There are many chaps/ cracks on in the old paint.
  • (surface of the paint) John Aki You confused my files.
  • g.
  • "messed up".
  • If you mean they corrupted computer files then this is not possible.
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John AkiThere are many chaps/cracks on in the old paint. (surface of the paint)
John AkiYou confused my files. (messed up my files)

If you mean they disarranged paper files then this is possible I guess, but not as common as e.g. "messed up". If you mean they corr

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