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Phissen Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Multi-part verbs (little check)

I decided to take up tennis about six years ago. Now I'm already into it because I can play it with my brother every few days. Every time I turn up for tennis match I give best from me. I have never thinked to back out because there wasn't reason for it. My brother persuade me every time to go through it because I have neved had time for it. For tennis match you don't have to put on any special clothes, just short pants, t-shirt and sportish sneakers. Most important is that you must set up yourself, in pshyclogical way, that helps a lot. At the end, it's difficult to get across the enjoyment of winning shot.

Bolded multi-part verbs I must use. Thank you.
  

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Every time I turn up for tennis match I give best from me. (I did my best everytime I turned up for a tennis match) I have never thinked to back out because there wasn't reason for it. ) My brother persuade me every time to go through it because I have neved had time for it.

  • Every time I turn up for tennis match I give best from me.
  • (I did my best everytime I turned up for a tennis match) I have never thinked to back out because there wasn't reason for it.
  • ) My brother persuade me every time to go through it because I have neved had time for it.
  • ) ---- I don't see anything wrong with the verbs you use.
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Every time I turn up for tennis match I give best from me. (I did my best everytime I turned up for a tennis match)


I have never thinked to back out because there wasn't reason for it. (I never thought to back out because there wasn't a reason for it.)

My brother persuade me every time to go

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