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John Aki Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi there,

These are based on my understanding, please correct me if I am wrong?


Roof/road/table/tree... can almost go with "slant/slope/lean/tile/incline (format).


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John Aki Roof/road/table/tree... can almost go with "slant/slope/lean/tile/incline (format). Yes.

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  • John Aki Roof/road/table/tree...
  • can almost go with "slant/slope/lean/tile/incline (format).
  • Yes.
  • 'incline' isn't as useful in all those cases, though, and I think you mean 'tilt', not 'tile'.
  • ) The roof slants downward.
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John AkiRoof/road/table/tree... can almost go with "slant/slope/lean/tile/incline (format).

Yes. 'incline' isn't as useful in all those cases, though, and I think you mean 'tilt', not 'tile'. (I don't understand why you wrote 'format'.)

The roof slants downward. (verb)
~ The roof is slanted downward. (adj)
The table tilts t

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