Intrude
She again intruded into my bedroom and read my personal diary without my permission. Dad! You know I don’t like it, so It’s a breach of the commitment she made with you and to the family. You need to send her away on this ground.
Are these sentences grammatically correct and natural, please?
Thanks.
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The grammar is OK, but some of this is not natural in casual speech. eg intruded into / a breach of the commitment she made / on this ground. More natural is eg She went into my bedroom again without asking, and read my diary.
- The grammar is OK, but some of this is not natural in casual speech.
- eg intruded into / a breach of the commitment she made / on this ground.
- More natural is eg She went into my bedroom again without asking, and read my diary.
- Dad!
- You know I don’t like it.
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The grammar is OK, but some of this is not natural in casual speech.
eg intruded into / a breach of the commitment she made / on this ground.
More natural is eg She went into my bedroom again without asking, and read my diary. Dad! You know I don’t like it. She broke her promise to you and the family. You need to send her away because of this.
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