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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Is there anything wrong with this sentence?
I'm in a Whatsapp group and we've all taken to correcting everything each other says.
Somebody just said the following, and I wondered if I could correct them in any way! Haha.
"Just for future reference, gents, to peek around a corner is spelled as I have done so in this sentence. It's not "peak". Carry on."
Somebody just said the following, and I wondered if I could correct them in any way! Haha.
"Just for future reference, gents, to peek around a corner is spelled as I have done so in this sentence. It's not "peak". Carry on."
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That is largely OK, but I would recommend using quotation marks around "to peek around a corner", as you have done with "peak". Also, the word "so" should be deleted.
- That is largely OK, but I would recommend using quotation marks around "to peek around a corner", as you have done with "peak".
- Also, the word "so" should be deleted.
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That is largely OK, but I would recommend using quotation marks around "to peek around a corner", as you have done with "peak". Also, the word "so" should be deleted.
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