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Grammar problems.
" My car hasn't had enough petrol. I have to go to petrol station to fill up my car." Is it correct?
" I want to repay my credit card account." Is it correct?
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" I want to repay my credit card account." Is it correct?
"I am waiting for your at 22 Queen St." "at" is correct?
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Hi, I've made some corrections, and/or suggested a natural way to say these things. " My car hasn't had enough petrol. " Is it correct?
- Hi, I've made some corrections, and/or suggested a natural way to say these things.
- " My car hasn't had enough petrol.
- " Is it correct?
- My car doesn't have enough petrol.
- " My car is low on gas.
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Hi,
I've made some corrections, and/or suggested a natural way to say these things.
" My car hasn't had enough petrol. I have to go to petrol station to fill up my car." Is it correct?
My car doesn't have enough petrol. I have to go to a petrol station to fill up my car."
My car is low on gas. I have to go to a gas station.
My car is low on gas
I've made some corrections, and/or suggested a natural way to say these things.
" My car hasn't had enough petrol. I have to go to petrol station to fill up my car." Is it correct?
My car doesn't have enough petrol. I have to go to a petrol station to fill up my car."
My car is low on gas. I have to go to a gas station.
My car is low on gas
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