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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Grammar problems...
1. "It's worth waiting for" or "It's worth the wait?" or no "for" ?
2. The award for the second place goes to Grade 3-Timothy. It this correct?
3. I should have helped him. correct?
4. I hope that you enjoyed the trip. (can i use the base form "enjoy" and the future tense "will enjoy"?
5. I wish i could or i wish i would? If i were you, I will or I would or I could?
6. The moment that she comes, I will entertain her. It this correct? When she comes or when she come?
Thanks!!! ^_^ Godbless....
2. The award for the second place goes to Grade 3-Timothy. It this correct?
3. I should have helped him. correct?
4. I hope that you enjoyed the trip. (can i use the base form "enjoy" and the future tense "will enjoy"?
5. I wish i could or i wish i would? If i were you, I will or I would or I could?
6. The moment that she comes, I will entertain her. It this correct? When she comes or when she come?
Thanks!!! ^_^ Godbless....
Top answer
1. "-- Both are OK. 2.
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- "-- Both are OK.
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- The award for second place goes to Timothy in Grade 3.
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1. "It's worth waiting for" or "It's worth the wait?"-- Both are OK.
2. The award for second place goes to Timothy in Grade 3.
3. I should have helped him. -- OK
4. I hope that you enjoyed the trip.-- A past trip. ("will enjoy" -- A future trip)
5. I wish i could or i wish i would? If i were you, I will or I would or I could?-- All a
2. The award for second place goes to Timothy in Grade 3.
3. I should have helped him. -- OK
4. I hope that you enjoyed the trip.-- A past trip. ("will enjoy" -- A future trip)
5. I wish i could or i wish i would? If i were you, I will or I would or I could?-- All a
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