Grammar help please?
Hi there,
Could you please check for me if I have used these words correctly?
Proper food might hasten / accelerate the healing of wounds.
Proper food might heal wounds more quickly. (The best word for it I think?)
How could I hasten / accelerate the drying process?
How could I dry it quakily? (The best word for it, I think?)
It made not different. (Adjective)
They made no differences. (Noun) (Is this grammatical?)
Cheers
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You'll get quicker answers if you ask only one question per thread with a title unique to each – such as 'proper food'. I'll answer #1 and #2 (if you had helpfully numbered them). They are both grammatically correct, but semantically questionable (I don't believe they are factually true.
- You'll get quicker answers if you ask only one question per thread with a title unique to each – such as 'proper food'.
- I'll answer #1 and #2 (if you had helpfully numbered them).
- They are both grammatically correct, but semantically questionable (I don't believe they are factually true.
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You'll get quicker answers if you ask only one question per thread with a title unique to each – such as 'proper food'.
I'll answer #1 and #2 (if you had helpfully numbered them).
They are both grammatically correct, but semantically questionable (I don't believe they are factually true.
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