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Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Need help. Directions
Hi teachers,
If I have these four options:
a) Robert’s tie isn’t nowhere in his bedroom.
b) Robert’s tie isn’t everywhere in his bedroom.
c) Robert’s tie isn’t anywhere in his bedroom.
d) Robert’s tie isn’t somewhere in his bedroom.
Are these directions appropriate? 'Circle the letter of the best sentence'.
Would you suggest me a better one?
TS
If I have these four options:
a) Robert’s tie isn’t nowhere in his bedroom.
b) Robert’s tie isn’t everywhere in his bedroom.
c) Robert’s tie isn’t anywhere in his bedroom.
d) Robert’s tie isn’t somewhere in his bedroom.
Are these directions appropriate? 'Circle the letter of the best sentence'.
Would you suggest me a better one?
TS
Top answer
With this, you can say 'the correct sentence', since the others are wrong.
- With this, you can say 'the correct sentence', since the others are wrong.
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With this, you can say 'the correct sentence', since the others are wrong.
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