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Vladimir Bayraktarov Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is that correct to say?
for two days at home I only went to market for buying beer
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Hi, for two days at home I only went to market for buying beer You need to reword your sentence. eg For two days I stayed at home, apart from going to the store to buy beer. Note that the sentence has to start with a capital and end with a period.
- Hi, for two days at home I only went to market for buying beer You need to reword your sentence.
- eg For two days I stayed at home, apart from going to the store to buy beer.
- Note that the sentence has to start with a capital and end with a period.
- Clive
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Hi,
for two days at home I only went to market for buying beer
You need to reword your sentence.
eg For two days I stayed at home, apart from going to the store to buy beer.
Note that the sentence has to start with a capital and
for two days at home I only went to market for buying beer
You need to reword your sentence.
eg For two days I stayed at home, apart from going to the store to buy beer.
Note that the sentence has to start with a capital and
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For two days at home, I only went to market for buying beer.
It depends on what the main idea is you want to express:
In (the) two days I was at home, I only went out to buy beer at the market. (He stayed at home, only g
It depends on what the main idea is you want to express:
In (the) two days I was at home, I only went out to buy beer at the market. (He stayed at home, only g
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