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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
laguage
. Select all the correct sentences. I need help.
One of my friends must bring their tapes to the party.
Everyone should take his work seriously.
Since it was cold and windy, the boys had to wear his caps.
Sara and Jen had to finish their homework before they could go to the movies.
In the first-day confusion, neither of the teachers could find his classroom.
One of my friends must bring their tapes to the party.
Everyone should take his work seriously.
Since it was cold and windy, the boys had to wear his caps.
Sara and Jen had to finish their homework before they could go to the movies.
In the first-day confusion, neither of the teachers could find his classroom.
Top answer
Hi, What do you mean by correct, please? What about these? eg Correct grammar, but only in some odd and unusual context.
- Hi, What do you mean by correct, please?
- What about these?
- eg Correct grammar, but only in some odd and unusual context.
- eg Correct grammar, but something that a native speaker would not say?
- eg Incorrect grammar, but something that is normally said by educated people?
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Hi,
What do you mean by correct, please?
What about these?
eg Correct grammar, but only in some odd and unusual context.
eg Correct grammar, but something that a native speaker would not say?
What do you mean by correct, please?
What about these?
eg Correct grammar, but only in some odd and unusual context.
eg Correct grammar, but something that a native speaker would not say?
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Number agreement questions
One of my friends must bring their tapes to the party. [wrong: one-their]
Everyone should take his work seriously.
Since it was cold and windy, the boys had to wear his caps. [wrong: boys-his]
Sara and Jen had to finish their homework before they cou
One of my friends must bring their tapes to the party. [wrong: one-their]
Everyone should take his work seriously.
Since it was cold and windy, the boys had to wear his caps. [wrong: boys-his]
Sara and Jen had to finish their homework before they cou
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