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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

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Pls correct sentence:

1. Housekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how i like my laundry done. OR

housekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how to do my laundry.

2. I work right across the street from here.

Are these sentences correct and natural?

Thanks for the support!
  

Top answer

I have underlined the problem areas: 1. Housekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how i like my laundry done. OR housekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how to do my laundry.

— Mister Micawber

  • I have underlined the problem areas: 1.
  • Housekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how i like my laundry done.
  • OR housekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how to do my laundry.
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I have underlined the problem areas:

1. Housekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how i like my laundry done. OR

housekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how to do my laundry.
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Mister MicawberI have underlined the problem areas:1. Housekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how i like my laundry done. ORhousekeeper's coming over so i have to instruct her how to do my laundry.
Housekeeper is coming over, so I have to instruct her how I like my laundry done.
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I have also underlined 'housekeeper', PJ. What's wrong with that?
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house keeper! two words!
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