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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
I need help with these 5 questions please?
Could you please help me with these grammatically?
- The books fell off the shelf and on/onto his head.
- I'm boiling (hot) under the blanket.
- The day I can play 1000 dollars like I play 100 without worrying about losing
- You're a liar more than anything.
- You don't know what goes through their heads before they commit such crimes.
Thank you
- The books fell off the shelf and on/onto his head.
- I'm boiling (hot) under the blanket.
- The day I can play 1000 dollars like I play 100 without worrying about losing
- You're a liar more than anything.
- You don't know what goes through their heads before they commit such crimes.
Thank you
Top answer
Better: the books fell from the shelf onto his head boiling: ok 1000: not a complete sentence, lacking a conjugated verb. This would ok in a conversation. " liar: ok ok You could also say "what's going through their heads".
- Better: the books fell from the shelf onto his head boiling: ok 1000: not a complete sentence, lacking a conjugated verb.
- This would ok in a conversation.
- " liar: ok ok You could also say "what's going through their heads".
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Better: the books fell from the shelf onto his head
boiling: ok
1000: not a complete sentence, lacking a conjugated verb. This would ok in a conversation. To make it complete, you might add something like "....without worrying about losing will be a great day."
liar: ok
ok You could also say "what's going through their heads".
boiling: ok
1000: not a complete sentence, lacking a conjugated verb. This would ok in a conversation. To make it complete, you might add something like "....without worrying about losing will be a great day."
liar: ok
ok You could also say "what's going through their heads".
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