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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
He bribes well/ that car drives easily
1. Government official bribe well.
2. German cars drive easily.
Does #1&2 sound OK to your ears?
2. German cars drive easily.
Does #1&2 sound OK to your ears?
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1. A Government official bribe s well . 2.
- 1.
- A Government official bribe s well .
- 2.
- German cars drive easily .
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1. A Government official bribes well.
2. German cars drive easily.
2. German cars drive easily.
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No, 1 is not okay.
What do you even mean? It's easy to get him to take a bribe? Then say "It will be easy to get this official to take a bribe."
I'm not even comfortable with 2. German cars drive well, drive smoothly, and a few others, yes. I'm not sure about "drive easily."
What do you even mean? It's easy to get him to take a bribe? Then say "It will be easy to get this official to take a bribe."
I'm not even comfortable with 2. German cars drive well, drive smoothly, and a few others, yes. I'm not sure about "drive easily."
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Oh.. it's interesting to hear your comment about #1 and 2.
I brought those two from my test.
More detailed question point is this:
(1a) The driver stopped the bus suddenly.
(1b) The bus stopped suddenly.
(2a) They sell the book.
(2b) The book sells well.
In (1b) and (2b), the verbs 'stop' and 'sell' seem to be similar because they ta
I brought those two from my test.
More detailed question point is this:
(1a) The driver stopped the bus suddenly.
(1b) The bus stopped suddenly.
(2a) They sell the book.
(2b) The book sells well.
In (1b) and (2b), the verbs 'stop' and 'sell' seem to be similar because they ta
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