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Raynand Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Make vs do

just wanna ask if wc s correct " HOW to make/do a moview review"
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Movie reviews are usually written , not made or done. CB

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Movie reviews are usually written, not made or done.

CB
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what is the american plural form of APPENDIX AND INDEX?
lastly, what is the correct pronunciation between HOLE anD WHOLE?

thnksss
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You can use either appendices and indices or appendixes and indexes. It depends on the type of writing you're doing which one is more appropriate.

Hole and whole sound exactly alike. (It's one of the reasons I often misspell the word "holistic" as "wholistic" -- I'm saying it in my head and thinking of "the whole thing" while I do.)
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When the merchant realized that he should have taken much better care of his first wife while he could have.?
is this sound hanging? is ds grmaticaly corect?

thnks
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It's OK. It's unnecessary to repeat all those words.

... should have (taken much better care of her)
while he could have (taken much better care of her).

CJ
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What's the correct tense of the verb used in narrating a story, something happend in the past..
Coz whenever i read stories narrating about somthing occured in the past, they always use the present form of the verb.
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Another thing that causes my curiosity, my friend who grew up in Los Angeles but he is a Filipino, asked me " IF YOU WERE TO SAY I LOVE YOU SO, WHO WOULD IT BE TO" is that grammatically correct? so vague to me... cudn't understand what he was driving at..

can you rephrase his sentence so as to be understandable..

thanks
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raynandWhat's the correct tense of the verb used in narrating a story, something happend in the past..
Coz whenever i read stories narrating about somthing occured in the past, they always use the present form of the verb.


"Always"?

It's a common technique to use present tense when telling a story because it brings the listener alo
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Please consider starting a new thread when you have a question that is unrelated to the ones already in the thread.

raynandAnother thing that causes my curiosity, my friend who grew up in Los Angeles but he is a Filipino, asked me " IF YOU WERE TO SAY I LOVE YOU SO, WHO WOULD IT BE TO" is that grammatically correct? so vague to me... cudn't understand what he was
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can you define the word "theme" in writing a short story coz my tcher in english tells me that it doesn't moralize nor a saying...
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