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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

I've got a couple of questions...

Is it “listen music” or “listen to music”?

Is “be accomplish” correct, or is it “be accomplished”?

And, is this sentence correct? ----> He is tired because his job.
Shouldn’t there be an “of” between “because” and “his”?

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Hi, Is it “listen music” or “listen to music”? You need 'to'. Is “be accomplish” correct, or is it “be accomplished”?

— Clive

  • Hi, Is it “listen music” or “listen to music”?
  • You need 'to'.
  • Is “be accomplish” correct, or is it “be accomplished”?
  • The latter.
  • eg The task was accomplished in three months.
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Hi,
Is it “listen music” or “listen to music”? You need 'to'.

Is “be accomplish” correct, or is it “be accomplished”?
The latter. eg The task was accomplished in three months.

And, is this sentence correct? ----> He is tired because his job.
Shouldn’t there be an “of” between “because” and “his”?
Yes, you need 'of'.

Best wishes, Clive
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