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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Grammar (November 6)
Is it possible for a native to look at the sentences? How will you make it correct?
When the alarm sounds it means we have one minute left.
Knowing her she's going to be mad.
I didn't have to wait for long for the bus for a Sunday.
Rarely have people whom you see at 6 am on a Sunday just gotten up, quite the contrary they are going home to sleep.
The noise in the morning seems to be louder and seems to be going on for longer than at night.
What time do you leave to be on time?
I thank you beforehand
When the alarm sounds it means we have one minute left.
Knowing her she's going to be mad.
I didn't have to wait for long for the bus for a Sunday.
Rarely have people whom you see at 6 am on a Sunday just gotten up, quite the contrary they are going home to sleep.
The noise in the morning seems to be louder and seems to be going on for longer than at night.
What time do you leave to be on time?
I thank you beforehand
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Anonymous Is it possible for a native to look at the sentences? How will you make it correct? When the alarm sounds it means we have one minute left.
- Anonymous Is it possible for a native to look at the sentences?
- How will you make it correct?
- When the alarm sounds it means we have one minute left.
- Knowing her she's going to be mad.
- I didn't have to wait for long for the bus for a Sunday.
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Anonymous Is it possible for a native to look at the sentences? How will you make it correct? When the alarm sounds it means we have one minute left. Knowing her she's going to be mad. I didn't have to wait for long for the bus for a Sunday. Rarely have people whom you see at 6 am on a Sunday just gotten up, quite the contrary they are going home to sleep. The nois
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