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John Aki Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi there,


Could you kindly check for me if I have made any mistakes in these grammar, please?


You can buy almost everything in a 7/11 you named it. (Adj here)

You can buy al most everything in a 7/11 you name. (Verb here)

This is my frequent car or used car. (adj is Incorrect, need an adv)

This is my most frequently car or used car. (Adv)


Thanks in advance.

  

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Hi John, I don't understand what you are trying to do here. Please explain more clearly. Clive

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Hi John,

I don't understand what you are trying to do here. Please explain more clearly.

Clive

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Could you kindly check for me if I have made any mistakes in these grammar, please?

I usually see the name written as 7-ELEVEN


Why have you included at the end of each sentence what seem to be instructions?


You can buy almost everything in a 7/11 you named it. (Adj here) ?

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All your sentences are ungrammatical. These are my suggestions:

You can buy almost anything in a 7-Eleven. (7-Eleven is a chain store in the Far East.)

This is my car. / This is a used car.

CB

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