Grammar help please?
Hi there,
Could you check for me if I have made any mistakes in these two sentences, please?
That bike is perfectly good in every aspects, that is what I said about how perfect it was.
That bike has bigger tires and wheels, that have what I said about these settings (I means tires and wheels).
Thanks in advance.
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That bike is perfectly good in every aspects, that is what I said about how perfect it was. No, say it this way. " That bike is perfectly good in every aspect", that is what I said about how perfect it was .
- That bike is perfectly good in every aspects, that is what I said about how perfect it was.
- No, say it this way.
- " That bike is perfectly good in every aspect", that is what I said about how perfect it was .
- That bike has bigger tires and wheels, that have what I said about these settings (I means tires and wheels).
- 'that have what I said' makes no sense.
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That bike is perfectly good in every aspects, that is what I said about how perfect it was.
No, say it this way.
"That bike is perfectly good in every aspect", that
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