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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Help with 3 grammar question
correction of 3 sentences
a We'll see who's laughing when I stop coming to visit. (can you replace the word LAUGHING by something else and still convey the same meaning?) Is 'see who's laughing' idiom?
b I had never scrubbed myself as long as hard in the shower as I had the day I fell into the swamp.
c How should we use an overhead projectors best? How much space do we need for it?
sincere thanks
a We'll see who's laughing when I stop coming to visit. (can you replace the word LAUGHING by something else and still convey the same meaning?) Is 'see who's laughing' idiom?
b I had never scrubbed myself as long as hard in the shower as I had the day I fell into the swamp.
c How should we use an overhead projectors best? How much space do we need for it?
sincere thanks
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c - projector (singular) You might change the first have to: how should we best use.... b - myself as long or/and (as hard) a - Idiom? I'm not sure, but it has a special meaning in that it implies that people are laughing at something, and it isn't really appropriate.
- c - projector (singular) You might change the first have to: how should we best use....
- b - myself as long or/and (as hard) a - Idiom?
- I'm not sure, but it has a special meaning in that it implies that people are laughing at something, and it isn't really appropriate.
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c - projector (singular) You might change the first have to: how should we best use....
b - myself as long or/and (as hard)
a - Idiom? I'm not sure, but it has a special meaning in that it implies that people are laughing at something, and it isn't really appropriate.
b - myself as long or/and (as hard)
a - Idiom? I'm not sure, but it has a special meaning in that it implies that people are laughing at something, and it isn't really appropriate.
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