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Mikroacse Posted 11 years ago
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1. By working in the company Jake brought his family wealth and fame. He works for a wealth.
2. I am wearing apparel
3. He is as good as gold
4. I will do it, because of being on the safe side
5. He is bending over backwards to be a singer
6. She treats him
7. I am sailing every Sunday
8. Granted, I am being liked by others people
9. I appreciated him as gentle
10. His assignment is to be the best
Please, help me to find mistakes in these sentences.
Thank you!
1. By working in the company Jake brought his family wealth and fame. He works for a wealth.
2. I am wearing apparel
3. He is as good as gold
4. I will do it, because of being on the safe side
5. He is bending over backwards to be a singer
6. She treats him
7. I am sailing every Sunday
8. Granted, I am being liked by others people
9. I appreciated him as gentle
10. His assignment is to be the best
Please, help me to find mistakes in these sentences.
Thank you!
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1. By working in the company Jake brought his family wealth and fame. He works for a wealth.
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- By working in the company Jake brought his family wealth and fame.
- He works for a wealth.
- Comma after company.
- You don't work for wealth; you work for wages or a salary.
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1. By working in the company Jake brought his family wealth and fame. He works for a wealth.
Comma after company. You don't work for wealth; you work for wages or a salary. In any case, "wealth" does not take an article.
2. I am wearing apparel
There's nothing wrong grammatically with the sentence, but no native speaker would utter it. "I am wearing clothes."
Comma after company. You don't work for wealth; you work for wages or a salary. In any case, "wealth" does not take an article.
2. I am wearing apparel
There's nothing wrong grammatically with the sentence, but no native speaker would utter it. "I am wearing clothes."
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