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Mosja Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentence grammatically correct?

Take along some spending money to buy lunch on the train. So you don't get starve during the trip.

  

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mosja Take along some spending money to buy lunch on the train so y ou don't get starve d during the trip. ' only in the present progressive tense and in informal conversation.

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  • mosja Take along some spending money to buy lunch on the train so y ou don't get starve d during the trip.
  • ' only in the present progressive tense and in informal conversation.
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mosja

Take along some spending money to buy lunch on the train so you don't get starved during the trip.


You can say, 'so that you don't starve' as well; however, 'don't get starved' is equally informal but more similar to 'don't get hungry.'

Usually, I hear 'I'm

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mosja

Take along some spending money to buy lunch on the train so you don't get starve hungry during the trip.

As shown. It's all one sentence. 'along' and 'spending' are not necessary.

'get starve' is not grammatical. Besides 'starve' is too dram

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