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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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His play itself an highlight
His play is an highlight itself
Which one is correct? And can you tell me why the other one is not correct?
His play is an highlight itself
Which one is correct? And can you tell me why the other one is not correct?
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Neither is correct and I am not sure what you want to say. — His play is a highlight of [the festival].
- Neither is correct and I am not sure what you want to say.
- — His play is a highlight of [the festival].
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Neither is correct and I am not sure what you want to say. Perhaps this?—
His play is a highlight of [the festival].
His play is a highlight of [the festival].
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What I meant is that....
We watch post match highlights in TV. Only the best part of the games are telecast in the Highlights. Lets say someone performed so GOOD without any faults, played to his potential making the audience cheer.
Am I clear now? Sorry I am not the fluent in English
We watch post match highlights in TV. Only the best part of the games are telecast in the Highlights. Lets say someone performed so GOOD without any faults, played to his potential making the audience cheer.
Am I clear now? Sorry I am not the fluent in English
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Say "His play was shown in the highlights" or "His play was one of the highlights."
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@khoff
Hi Thanks, but I didn't mean that.....
I have no idea how to make myself clear
He is speaking funny
His d
Hi Thanks, but I didn't mean that.....
I have no idea how to make myself clear
He is speaking funny
His d
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I think you mean to say this:
AnonymousHe is speaking funnyHis dressing itself is funny
His clothes make me laugh.
His way of speaking makes me laugh.
He is speaking funny = He speaks in a strange way. People can't understand him.
His dressing itself is funny. = He wears strange clothing, or he dresses in a strange way .
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