Grammar help please?
Hi,
Could you please check for me if I have made any mistake in these sentences?
I believe that your conversation has a implicit / suggestive / underlying meaning on it. (Both words are pretty much same meaning however "suggestive" is more common)
Are you suggesting / suggestive / implicit that I look fat in this jeans? (Three of them are correct?)
This car has a underlying problem in it.
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John Aki I believe that your conversation has a(n) implicit / (suggestive ? ) / underlying meaning i n it . (Both words are pretty much same meaning however "suggestive" is more common) Are you suggesting / suggestive / implicit that I look fat in this jeans?
- John Aki I believe that your conversation has a(n) implicit / (suggestive ?
- ) / underlying meaning i n it .
- (Both words are pretty much same meaning however "suggestive" is more common) Are you suggesting / suggestive / implicit that I look fat in this jeans?
- ) Only the verb with -ing goes with "Are" at the beginning.
- This car has a underlying problem in it .
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John AkiI believe that your conversation has a(n) implicit / (suggestive?) /
underlyingmeaningin it. (Both words are pretty much same meaning however "suggestive" is more comm
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