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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
It cannot carry even a single bus.
I went along the street. The street was very narrow. It cannot carry even a singe bus. It is meant for a small vehicle only.
Please correct my sentences.
Please correct my sentences.
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I went along the street. The street was very narrow. It cannot carry even a sing l e bus.
- I went along the street.
- The street was very narrow.
- It cannot carry even a sing l e bus.
- It is meant for small vehicles only.
- Basically they are all grammatical apart from minor errors.
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I went along the street. The street was very narrow. It cannot carry even a single bus. It is meant for small vehicles only.
Basically they are all grammatical apart from minor errors.
Basically they are all grammatical apart from minor errors.
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Hi,
If you are writing about 20 years in the past, use these tenses.
I went along the street. The street was very narrow. It could not carry even a single bus. It was meant for small vehicles only.
If you are writing about yesterday, you could put it all in past tense, as above, or you use these tenses.
I went a
If you are writing about 20 years in the past, use these tenses.
I went along the street. The street was very narrow. It could not carry even a single bus. It was meant for small vehicles only.
If you are writing about yesterday, you could put it all in past tense, as above, or you use these tenses.
I went a
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In BrE, we wouldn't tend to use carry in this context, as it implies that the street cannot support the weight of a bus rather than is not wide enough for a bus. I would tend to say, "It is not even big enough for a bus to get through" or "It is too narrow even for a bus".
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