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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Hang a picture on the wall/nail, water running/coming out of the tap
I'm hanging the picture on the nail.
I'm hanging the picture on the wall.
Please don't use slipper footwear in rainy season. It will splash dirty water on your back.
Water becomes wet and muddy when rain comes.
I think pipe is broken so water is not coming/running out of our tap.
Please correct my sentences and suggest me better versions too.
I'm hanging the picture on the wall.
Please don't use slipper footwear in rainy season. It will splash dirty water on your back.
Water becomes wet and muddy when rain comes.
I think pipe is broken so water is not coming/running out of our tap.
Please correct my sentences and suggest me better versions too.
Top answer
I'm hanging the picture on the nail. I'm hanging the picture on the wall. Please don't wear slippers during the rainy season.
- I'm hanging the picture on the nail.
- I'm hanging the picture on the wall.
- Please don't wear slippers during the rainy season.
- They will splash dirty water on your back.
- The water becomes muddy when it rains.
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I'm hanging the picture on the nail.
I'm hanging the picture on the wall.
Please don't wear slippers during the rainy season. They will splash dirty water on your back.
The water becomes muddy when it rains.
I think the pipe is broken, because water is not coming/running out of our tap.
I'm hanging the picture on the wall.
Please don't wear slippers during the rainy season. They will splash dirty water on your back.
The water becomes muddy when it rains.
I think the pipe is broken, because water is not coming/running out of our tap.
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