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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
I have one word to change in these sentences (5 questions)
Could you please help me with this?
- There/it doesn't seem to have been any damage from the heart attack.
- I was in good shape/form to win but that killed my chances of/my shot at winning the match.
- I'm sick, but it's not to say/doesn't mean to say that I can't do my job.
- What color eyes do you have/What's your eye color/Is that your eye color.
- The 2 teams were even in points./equal in points.
Thank you
- There/it doesn't seem to have been any damage from the heart attack.
- I was in good shape/form to win but that killed my chances of/my shot at winning the match.
- I'm sick, but it's not to say/doesn't mean to say that I can't do my job.
- What color eyes do you have/What's your eye color/Is that your eye color.
- The 2 teams were even in points./equal in points.
Thank you
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Could someone please take a look at these 5 sentences for me please? Thank you
- Could someone please take a look at these 5 sentences for me please?
- Thank you
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Could someone please take a look at these 5 sentences for me please?
Thank you
Thank you
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there
shape (physical); form (mental, spiritual) /either expression is ok
it's that's
All are grammatical, but the first is by far the more natural
the two teams were tied
shape (physical); form (mental, spiritual) /either expression is ok
All are grammatical, but the first is by far the more natural
the two teams were tied
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