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Stevenukd Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
MC
Dear Teachers,
1) - She's a Master of Ceremonies.
- Her job is a Master of Ceremonies.
- Which sentence is ok?
2) - What's his address?
- It's 68 Steven street, California.
- His address is 68 Steven street, California.
- Are these sentences ok?
3)- Could I have your address, please?
- What's your address, please?
- Which sentence is more natural?
1) - She's a Master of Ceremonies.
- Her job is a Master of Ceremonies.
- Which sentence is ok?
2) - What's his address?
- It's 68 Steven street, California.
- His address is 68 Steven street, California.
- Are these sentences ok?
3)- Could I have your address, please?
- What's your address, please?
- Which sentence is more natural?
Top answer
1-- Both seem fine. I would drop the article a from the latter. I would be tempted to change them both to Mistress of Ceremonies , but I am not sure of the political correctness or currency of this designation.
- 1-- Both seem fine.
- I would drop the article a from the latter.
- I would be tempted to change them both to Mistress of Ceremonies , but I am not sure of the political correctness or currency of this designation.
- 2-- The letter would never get there: there is no municipality.
- Otherwise, the grammar is OK.
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1-- Both seem fine. I would drop the article a from the latter. I would be tempted to change them both to Mistress of Ceremonies, but I am not sure of the political correctness or currency of this designation.
2-- The letter would never get there: there is no municipality. Otherwise, the grammar is OK. Capitalize Street.
3-- Both are quite nat
2-- The letter would never get there: there is no municipality. Otherwise, the grammar is OK. Capitalize Street.
3-- Both are quite nat
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