Grammar help pleasse?
Hi there,
Could you please comment which word is proper in these sentences?
These rules dictate / regulate / stipulate us how to drive on the road.
As pilots, these rules dictate / regulate / stipulate them how to fly on the sky.
The rule dictates / regulates / stipulate that we shoes off in this classroom.
The teacher dictates / regulates / stipulate us strictly silence during the exam.
The general dictate / order troops to withdraw.
Police officers job is to execute / exercise / administer the law properly.
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
The sentences are not grammatically correct. These rules dictate / regulate / stipulate how to drive on the road. As pilots, these rules dictate / regulate / stipulate them how to fly on the sky.
- The sentences are not grammatically correct.
- These rules dictate / regulate / stipulate how to drive on the road.
- As pilots, these rules dictate / regulate / stipulate them how to fly on the sky.
- The sentence means that the pilots are the rules.
- The sentence is wrong.
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The sentences are not grammatically correct.
These rules dictate / regulate / stipulate how to drive on the road.
As pilots, these rules dictate / regulate / stipulate them how to fly on the sky.
The sentence means that the pilots are the rules. The sentence is wrong.
These rules dictate / regulate / stipulate to pilots how to fly
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