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Clapec Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

I have a few doubts - can you help me, please?

0 1) to wave a flag OVER or ABOVE one's head? are they both correct? 02br
002) a commission IS discussing or ARE discussing a problem? 02br
003) can I write "river Thames" or do I have to use the capital letter also for "river"? 02br
004) London's "big wheel" or "Big Wheel"? I found it in a dictation, and I didn't use the capital letter because I thought that it wasn't the name of the wheel (isn't it called London Eye?!) 02br
00thank you very much in advance, 02br
00Claudia 0-
  

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0 Welcome to the forums Claudia 02br 02br 001. I'd say "wave over", but I think either might be acceptable. 02br 02br 002.

— Abbie1948

  • 0 Welcome to the forums Claudia 02br 02br 001.
  • I'd say "wave over", but I think either might be acceptable.
  • 02br 02br 002.
  • It depends whether you are speaking of "a commission" as a group, or as a collection of individulas.
  • 05002br 02br 003.
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0 Welcome to the forums Claudia 02br
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001. I'd say "wave over", but I think either might be acceptable. 02br
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002. It depends whether you are speaking of "a commission" as a group, or as a collection of individulas. 05002br
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003. I think you need to capitalise "River" also 02br
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004. "London's big
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0 Thank you very much for your help! 0-
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