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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help, pls!!

Hi!

I have some promlems help me please

how do we say the following?

we should not let the untreated sewage to our waters, or
we should not pump the untreated sewage into our waters or any better solution?

and is it correct grammatically to say that 'I collect the waste selectively.'

thx all
best wishes

anna, hungary
  

Top answer

It depends what kinds of facts you're trying to describe. Usually when we say "pump" we're talking about some mechanical device. In the absense of a pump, the sewage would "flow," thanks to the force of gravity.

— Avangi

  • It depends what kinds of facts you're trying to describe.
  • Usually when we say "pump" we're talking about some mechanical device.
  • In the absense of a pump, the sewage would "flow," thanks to the force of gravity.
  • The untreated sewage may "naturally" flow into streams and lakes.
  • We may wish to prevent this.
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It depends what kinds of facts you're trying to describe.

Usually when we say "pump" we're talking about some mechanical device. In the absense of a pump, the sewage would "flow," thanks to the force of gravity.

The untreated sewage may "naturally" flow into streams and lakes. We may wish to prevent this.

We should not allow untreated sewage to flow into our lakes a
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