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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
How is this correctly written by a native please?
How do you correctly write this?
1 You can't turn the knob anymore clockwise/to the right. The heater is turned up the the maximum. You can only turn it counterclockwise. That is if you want to turn the heat down.
2 The stronger/higher the water pressure the faster you fill up the container.
Thank you
1 You can't turn the knob anymore clockwise/to the right. The heater is turned up the the maximum. You can only turn it counterclockwise. That is if you want to turn the heat down.
2 The stronger/higher the water pressure the faster you fill up the container.
Thank you
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I have underlined some problems: 1 You can't turn the **** anymore clockwise/to the right. The heater is turned up the the maximum. You can only turn it counterclockwi se.
- I have underlined some problems: 1 You can't turn the **** anymore clockwise/to the right.
- The heater is turned up the the maximum.
- You can only turn it counterclockwi se.
- Th a t i s if you want to turn the heat down.
- 2 The stronger/higher the water pressu re th e faster you fill up the container.
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I have underlined some problems:
1 You can't turn the **** anymore clockwise/to the right. The heater is turned up the the maximum. You can only turn it counterclockwise. That is if you want to turn the heat down.
2 The stronger/higher the water pressure the faster you fill up the container.
1 You can't turn the **** anymore clockwise/to the right. The heater is turned up the the maximum. You can only turn it counterclockwise. That is if you want to turn the heat down.
2 The stronger/higher the water pressure the faster you fill up the container.
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