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TheOne1996 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Grammatically correct?
Conversation:
-Hey, you have a blot right there on your shirt.
-Where? searching for it
-Have you seen it?
Is this conversation grammatically correct(tenses, etc.)
-Hey, you have a blot right there on your shirt.
-Where? searching for it
-Have you seen it?
Is this conversation grammatically correct(tenses, etc.)
Top answer
-Hey, you have a blot right there on your shirt. -Where? searching for it -Have you seen it?
- -Hey, you have a blot right there on your shirt.
- -Where?
- searching for it -Have you seen it?
- My version: — Hey, you have a stain on your shirt.
- — (searching for it) Where?
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-Hey, you have a blot right there on your shirt.
-Where? searching for it
-Have you seen it?
My version:
— Hey, you have a stain on your shirt.
— (searching for it) Where?
— Can't you see it? (pointing) It's right there.
CJ
-Where? searching for it
-Have you seen it?
My version:
— Hey, you have a stain on your shirt.
— (searching for it) Where?
— Can't you see it? (pointing) It's right there.
CJ
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