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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Hello! I am a Brazilian student and I'm sure in two questions ...
Hello! I am a Brazilian student and I'm sure in two questions ...
1 - Which of the following statements using the "although" is correct:
"Although unhappy, Susan Went Out with hin."
or
"It is a bit late, although I'd like to go out."
2 - I wonder also if in any of the following statements for some grammatical error:
"A: What day Shall I eat?
B: Any. "
or
"A: How much money have you gotten?
B: None. "
Thanks in advance.
1 - Which of the following statements using the "although" is correct:
"Although unhappy, Susan Went Out with hin."
or
"It is a bit late, although I'd like to go out."
2 - I wonder also if in any of the following statements for some grammatical error:
"A: What day Shall I eat?
B: Any. "
or
"A: How much money have you gotten?
B: None. "
Thanks in advance.
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" Both are fine, 2 - I wonder also if in any of the following statements for some grammatical error: "A: What day s hall I eat? B: Any. " This is correct grammar, but it's not something a native speaker would say.
- " Both are fine, 2 - I wonder also if in any of the following statements for some grammatical error: "A: What day s hall I eat?
- B: Any.
- " This is correct grammar, but it's not something a native speaker would say.
- You need to say it some other way.
- What does it mean?
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Hi,
1 - Which of the following statements using the "although" is correct:
"Although unhappy, Susan went out with hin."
or
"It is a bit late, although I'd like to go out."
Both are fine,
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1 - Which of the following statements using the "although" is correct:
"Although unhappy, Susan went out with hin."
or
"It is a bit late, although I'd like to go out."
Both are fine,
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Excuse me, I try to express myself better in my first doubt you already healed, thank you.
. I did a test recently and the question was to see if there was any error in the 'what' of the first sentence and 'none' of the second, then got questions and resorted to this forum.
In fact I wrote the first wrong, sorry, the correct is:
"A: What day Shall I eat?
B: Any. "
or
. I did a test recently and the question was to see if there was any error in the 'what' of the first sentence and 'none' of the second, then got questions and resorted to this forum.
In fact I wrote the first wrong, sorry, the correct is:
"A: What day Shall I eat?
B: Any. "
or
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AnonymousExcuse me, I try to express myself better in my first doubt you already healed, thank you. . I did a test recently and the question was to see if there was any error in the 'what' of the first sentence and 'none' of the second, then got questions and resorted to this forum. In fact I wrote the first wrong, sorry, the correct is: "A: What day Shall I eat? B: Any
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