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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Need help grammatically with these questions please??
Could you help me with these sentences grammatically?
- She's the person he sees the second most./She's the second person he sees the most.
- When you're scheduled to work, make sure you don't do anything that might cause you to miss work.
- It's been too long since you worked.
- To play with the dog, you need to ____ to the dogs level/intelligence.
- I'll leave it up to you to decide/I'll leave it to you to decide.
- She spoke badl/illy of him behind his back.
- The hot water cracked the glass./cause the glass to crack.
- The router emits/send out waves that the computer picks up (in order) to get internet.
Thank you
- She's the person he sees the second most./She's the second person he sees the most.
- When you're scheduled to work, make sure you don't do anything that might cause you to miss work.
- It's been too long since you worked.
- To play with the dog, you need to ____ to the dogs level/intelligence.
- I'll leave it up to you to decide/I'll leave it to you to decide.
- She spoke badl/illy of him behind his back.
- The hot water cracked the glass./cause the glass to crack.
- The router emits/send out waves that the computer picks up (in order) to get internet.
Thank you
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1. She's the person he sees the most after John. [It's not good to try to modify a superlative (most).
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- She's the person he sees the most after John.
- [It's not good to try to modify a superlative (most).
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- I prefer 'be sure' as opposed to 'make sure', which is probably more common.
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1. She's the person he sees the most after John. [It's not good to try to modify a superlative (most).
2. I prefer 'be sure' as opposed to 'make sure', which is probably more common.
2. I prefer 'be sure' as opposed to 'make sure', which is probably more common.
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