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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence correct?

Know what? I think that that thing worth fighting for is Hogwarts because right after Harry says so, the castle is the thing they show off...

I just wrote it down in my essay. Is it correct?
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Top answer

Hi; The grammar is OK, but there are some untidy bits. Did you really mean "show off"? Are you talking about the movie, so "they" refers to the director of the film?

— AlpheccaStars

  • Hi; The grammar is OK, but there are some untidy bits.
  • Did you really mean "show off"?
  • Are you talking about the movie, so "they" refers to the director of the film?
  • What did Harry say?
  • " ?
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Hi;
The grammar is OK, but there are some untidy bits.

Did you really mean "show off"?
Are you talking about the movie, so "they" refers to the director of the film?
What did Harry say? -"Hogwarts is worth fighting for." ?
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I mean show off, because it also means to make something look more attractive or.. it was something like that is it correct?
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?????? ????????I mean show off, because it also means to make something look more attractive or.. it was something like that is it correct?.
Dictionary definition:
show off
Display in an ostentatious, conspicuous way; also, seek attention by displaying one's accomplishments, abilities, or possessions. For example, I'm wearing shorts to show off my F
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