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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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I will give you?
Hi. Is the underlined part correct?
Do you like home-made cookies? If you like them, I will give you.
I would write this, but repeating the word "them" twice doesn't seem like a good idea stylistically (if it isn't wrong, which I am not sure about).
Do you like home-made cookies? If you like them, I will give them to you.
Do you like home-made cookies? If you like them, I will give you.
I would write this, but repeating the word "them" twice doesn't seem like a good idea stylistically (if it isn't wrong, which I am not sure about).
Do you like home-made cookies? If you like them, I will give them to you.
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Hi, Is the underlined part correct? No. Do you like home-made cookies?
- Hi, Is the underlined part correct?
- No.
- Do you like home-made cookies?
- If you like them, I will give you .
- You need a direct object f or 'give'.
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Hi,
Is the underlined part correct? No.
Do you like home-made cookies? If you like them, I will give you.
You need a direct object for 'give'. 'You' here is the indirect object.
Say 'I will give them to you' or 'I will give you them'.
I would w
Is the underlined part correct? No.
Do you like home-made cookies? If you like them, I will give you.
You need a direct object for 'give'. 'You' here is the indirect object.
Say 'I will give them to you' or 'I will give you them'.
I would w
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