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Jobb Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Mastering English
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When we read a report from AP or CNN, we would like to think the reporter is very proficient in English. I have always been figuring how far is my English to AP report. I think you've encouraged me to make continuous exertions to the true mastery of English.
When we read a report from AP or CNN, we would like to think the reporter is very proficient in English. I have always been figuring how far is my English to AP report. I think you've encouraged me to make continuous exertions to the true mastery of English.
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1. "figuring" has got to go! I'd try something with the verb "gauge", although you might get a better suggestion from someone else.
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- "figuring" has got to go!
- I'd try something with the verb "gauge", although you might get a better suggestion from someone else.
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1. "figuring" has got to go! I'd try something with the verb "gauge", although you might get a better suggestion from someone else.
2. It's "far from", not "far to" in this case (although I admit it seems illogical here!)
3. No inversion unless it's a direct question, so "how far my English is", not "how far is my English".
4. "an" AP report. Add "an".
5. "make ... exer
2. It's "far from", not "far to" in this case (although I admit it seems illogical here!)
3. No inversion unless it's a direct question, so "how far my English is", not "how far is my English".
4. "an" AP report. Add "an".
5. "make ... exer
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