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Sport29883 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Grammar question
I had a few questions -
1. is it the homes of the people I go to or "that I go to"?
2. Should it be "I went to the basketball game to see Jordan and have a good time" or "to see Jordan and to have a good time?"
3. "I want to master in whatever I do" or "master whatever I do"
1. is it the homes of the people I go to or "that I go to"?
2. Should it be "I went to the basketball game to see Jordan and have a good time" or "to see Jordan and to have a good time?"
3. "I want to master in whatever I do" or "master whatever I do"
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Hi, I had a few questions - 1. is it the homes of the people I go to or "that I go to"? Either is OK 2.
- Hi, I had a few questions - 1.
- is it the homes of the people I go to or "that I go to"?
- Either is OK 2.
- " Either is OK 3.
- "I want to master in whatever I do" or "master whatever I do" Only the latter Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
I had a few questions -
1. is it the homes of the people I go to or "that I go to"? Either is OK
2. Should it be "I went to the basketball game to see Jordan and have a good time" or "to see Jordan and to have a good time?" Either is OK
3. "I want to master in whatever I do" or "master whatever I do" Only the latter
Best wishes, Clive
I had a few questions -
1. is it the homes of the people I go to or "that I go to"? Either is OK
2. Should it be "I went to the basketball game to see Jordan and have a good time" or "to see Jordan and to have a good time?" Either is OK
3. "I want to master in whatever I do" or "master whatever I do" Only the latter
Best wishes, Clive
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