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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
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Is this sentence corrrect in American English?

Is this sentence corrrect in American English?

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a)We are evened out...... .

b)We evened out...... .

What do both of them mean?

2)

a)Turn all of my lights off,please.

b)Turn all my lights off,please.

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Hi, Is this sentence corrrect in American English? 1) a)We are evened out.. b)We evened out..

— Clive

  • Hi, Is this sentence corrrect in American English?
  • 1) a)We are evened out..
  • b)We evened out..
  • No.
  • We more often say that things or situations even out.
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Hi,
Is this sentence corrrect in American English?

1)

a)We are evened out.. .

b)We evened out.. .
No. We more often say that things or situations even out.
eg Tom paid for lunch, but I paid for coffee in the morning and again
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bassaIs this sentence corrrect in American English?

1)a)We are evened out.. .

b)We evened out.. . What do both of them mean? You should write the complete sentences.

2)

a)Turn all of my lights off, please. [Y] But "of" is not needed.

b)Turn all my lights off, please. [Y]

Thanks
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bassa1)
a)We are evened out.. .
b)We evened out.. .
If you're trying to say that I don't owe you anything anymore and you don't owe me anything anymore, it's "We're even".

CJ
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