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I have translated some idiomatic sentences into English. Please see if these are correct and natural. Thanks.
16) Whose shoes are these?
17) There is a prospect of rain tomorrow.
18) It has been drizzling since this morning.
19) He recites daily.
20) Trees keep the environment clean.
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16) Whose shoes are these? Good 17) There is a prospect of rain tomorrow. Good 18) It has been drizzling since this morning.
- 16) Whose shoes are these?
- Good 17) There is a prospect of rain tomorrow.
- Good 18) It has been drizzling since this morning.
- ) daily.
- ) 20) Trees keep the environment clean.
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16) Whose shoes are these? Good
17) There is a prospect of rain tomorrow. Good
18) It has been drizzling since this morning. Good
19) He recites (what?) daily. (??)
20) Trees keep the environment clean. OK
0sundarnaz17) There is a prospect of rain tomorrow.
That's a bit formal. When being informal, people might say that there is a chance of rain tomorrow or that it might rain tomorrow.
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