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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
I got these sentences from a page, you need to choose the word that fits.
Could you please tell me which word fits best and tell me if you would reword it?
- I didn't look at my watch when I got on. I need to get home before/by the time he gets there.
- I leave you with/to my colleague. He'll take care of you.
- Having a microwave will get us to/make us save money.
- Tell me what it says on the page/what the page says.
- Deliver it to the store closest (to) my place.
- She walked in the opposite direction from/to the direction of the car./She walked in the direction of the car.
- I'll sleep (for) whatever time I have left.
- Please tell me/don't tell me I have to wait another 30 minutes.
- Its the next intersecting street/street that intersects.
- I look at the same person on the bus while I go/am going to work every morning.
- The timer has been on 5 minutes /showing 5 minutes for the past 10 minutes.
- Besides/other than/apart from that she's perfect.
- You usually can catch two buses in the time one came today/it took one to come today.
- What language are you reading (in)?
- Move to/toward the back of the bus?
- She looks good from behind/the back.
- I love it when it's sunny when/and it's raining.
- When will you massage me the way/like I massage you?
- Will we be able to get/be moved to another room please?
How would you say this?
- How would you say the sentence to sound natural/if you wanted it to sound natural.
Thank you
- I didn't look at my watch when I got on. I need to get home before/by the time he gets there.
- I leave you with/to my colleague. He'll take care of you.
- Having a microwave will get us to/make us save money.
- Tell me what it says on the page/what the page says.
- Deliver it to the store closest (to) my place.
- She walked in the opposite direction from/to the direction of the car./She walked in the direction of the car.
- I'll sleep (for) whatever time I have left.
- Please tell me/don't tell me I have to wait another 30 minutes.
- Its the next intersecting street/street that intersects.
- I look at the same person on the bus while I go/am going to work every morning.
- The timer has been on 5 minutes /showing 5 minutes for the past 10 minutes.
- Besides/other than/apart from that she's perfect.
- You usually can catch two buses in the time one came today/it took one to come today.
- What language are you reading (in)?
- Move to/toward the back of the bus?
- She looks good from behind/the back.
- I love it when it's sunny when/and it's raining.
- When will you massage me the way/like I massage you?
- Will we be able to get/be moved to another room please?
How would you say this?
- How would you say the sentence to sound natural/if you wanted it to sound natural.
Thank you
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alc24 Could you please tell me which word fits best and tell me if you would reword it? - I didn't look at my watch when I got on. either - I leave you with/to my colleague.
- alc24 Could you please tell me which word fits best and tell me if you would reword it?
- - I didn't look at my watch when I got on.
- either - I leave you with/to my colleague.
- - will save us money Tell me what it says on the page/what the page says.
- /She walked in the direction of the car.
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alc24Could you please tell me which word fits best and tell me if you would reword it?
- I didn't look at my watch when I got on.
I need to get home before/by the time he gets there.either
- I leave you with/to my colleague. He'll take care of you.either
- Having a microwave will get us to/make us save money.- will save us money
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