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Kihkima Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence grammatically right?
"I heard that you shouldn't use bathroom white people using"
I think this sentence is wrong because of 'white people using'
but I can't exactly explain why this sentence is clearly wrong.
I hope someone to explain whether this sentence is right or wrong and if this sentence is wrong, then please explain why this sentence is wrong.
thanks.
I think this sentence is wrong because of 'white people using'
but I can't exactly explain why this sentence is clearly wrong.
I hope someone to explain whether this sentence is right or wrong and if this sentence is wrong, then please explain why this sentence is wrong.
thanks.
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kihkima "I heard that you shouldn't use bathroom white people using" It is wrong. It makes no sense. Here are two possibilities.
- kihkima "I heard that you shouldn't use bathroom white people using" It is wrong.
- It makes no sense.
- Here are two possibilities.
- But it is somewhat of a racial slur.
- I heard that you shouldn't use the/a bathroom that white people are using.
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kihkima"I heard that you shouldn't use bathroom white people using"It is wrong. It makes no sense. Here are two possibilities. But it is somewhat of a racial slur.
I heard that you shouldn't use the/a bathroom that white people are using.
I heard that you shouldn't use the/a bathroom while white people are
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As it stands, the sentence is not correct and the meaning is unclear. Where did you read or hear this sentence?
It's possible that "white" is a typo for "while," in which case it might mean somethhing like "I heard that you shouldn't use the bathroom while other people are using it."
It's possible that "white" is a typo for "while," in which case it might mean somethhing like "I heard that you shouldn't use the bathroom while other people are using it."
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