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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

I have no clue whether these are correct PLEASE HELP

Could you please help me correct these sentences grammatically?

1 You're relationship was doomed from the start, but just because yours was doesn't mean you have to apply that to my relationship with my boyfriend./project that onto my boyfriend and I.

2 I don't know why she'd want it. It would be of no good to her.

3 He was mean but I loved him just as I love her.

4 She's not as much of a pushover/as big a pushover as before.

5 If I worked tomorrow, it would mean that I would not be working the next day./I wouldn't work the next day.

Thank you
  

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1. /project that onto my boyfriend and I. " You're = You are.

— Champoo

  • 1.
  • /project that onto my boyfriend and I.
  • " You're = You are.
  • Your = possession 2.
  • I don't know why she'd wanted it.
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1. Your relationship was doomed from the start, but just because yours was doesn't mean you have to apply that to my relationship with my boyfriend./project that onto my boyfriend and I.

You can either use "apply that to my relationship with my boyfriend" or "project that onto my relationship with my boyfriend."

You're = You are. Your = possession

2. I don't know
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1 Your relationship was doomed from the start, but just because yours was doesn't mean you have to apply that to my relationship with my boyfriend./project that onto my boyfriend and I.



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