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Jandi Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
I don't see anything wrong
Hello, teachers!
Would you please tell me if these are correct and natural?
1. I don't see anything wrong with telling a white lie.
2. I don't see anything wrong with you asking her to have dinner with you.
3. I don't see anything wrong with her wanting to [divorce her brutal husband, get divorced with her brutal husband].
4. I don't see anything wrong with boys having interest in girls. It's Nature's rule.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
Would you please tell me if these are correct and natural?
1. I don't see anything wrong with telling a white lie.
2. I don't see anything wrong with you asking her to have dinner with you.
3. I don't see anything wrong with her wanting to [divorce her brutal husband, get divorced with her brutal husband].
4. I don't see anything wrong with boys having interest in girls. It's Nature's rule.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
Top answer
1. Fine 2. Fine 3.
- 1.
- Fine 2.
- Fine 3.
- " Change to "get divorced from her brutal husband".
- 4.
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1. Fine
2. Fine
3. "divorced her ..." Fine
"get divorced ..." Change to "get divorced from her brutal husband".
4. Change "having interest" to "being interested".
2. Fine
3. "divorced her ..." Fine
"get divorced ..." Change to "get divorced from her brutal husband".
4. Change "having interest" to "being interested".
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