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Perfect Stranger Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
how to say these 3 sentences correctly?
Hi,
1. Where is she sitting in relation to Tom?
(I'm trying to ask one person about another person's position around the table)
2. You have to find five objects that are shaped like a square, a rectangle, a diamond, a pentagon and a heart.
(I guess I can omit the indefinite article when enumerating nouns)
3. Can you find any objects in the room that are shaped as/like a heart?
(I think it's better to say any heart-shaped objects)
Thanks
1. Where is she sitting in relation to Tom?
(I'm trying to ask one person about another person's position around the table)
2. You have to find five objects that are shaped like a square, a rectangle, a diamond, a pentagon and a heart.
(I guess I can omit the indefinite article when enumerating nouns)
3. Can you find any objects in the room that are shaped as/like a heart?
(I think it's better to say any heart-shaped objects)
Thanks
Top answer
1. OK 2. ) 3.
- 1.
- OK 2.
- ) 3.
- Can you find any objects in the room that are shaped like a heart / are heart-shaped ?
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1. OK
2. (I guess I can omit the indefinite article when enumerating nouns-- Not here, I would not.)
3. Can you find any objects in the room that are shaped like a heart / are heart-shaped?
2. (I guess I can omit the indefinite article when enumerating nouns-- Not here, I would not.)
3. Can you find any objects in the room that are shaped like a heart / are heart-shaped?
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