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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Need help with choosing the right word for each sentence please???
Could you please tell me how you would say these please?
1 Out of what airport do you fly/What airport do you fly out of?
2 I had to be somewhat straight/sober in front of my younger brother/for my younger brother.
3 I couldn't picture him playing the role of a bad guy but truth be told he plays the bad guy well suprising enough. I like him more as a bad guy than a good one.
4 I don't remember which episode he plays in./I don't know which episode this is.
5 He said it with/in an annoyed tone of voice.
6 I remember this show being good./as being good.
7 Turn the light up to a max/at a max. (how would you say this?)
Thank you
1 Out of what airport do you fly/What airport do you fly out of?
2 I had to be somewhat straight/sober in front of my younger brother/for my younger brother.
3 I couldn't picture him playing the role of a bad guy but truth be told he plays the bad guy well suprising enough. I like him more as a bad guy than a good one.
4 I don't remember which episode he plays in./I don't know which episode this is.
5 He said it with/in an annoyed tone of voice.
6 I remember this show being good./as being good.
7 Turn the light up to a max/at a max. (how would you say this?)
Thank you
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1 Which airport do you fly out of? / Which airport do you fly from ? 2 I had to be somewhat straight/sober in front of my younger brother/for my younger brother.
- 1 Which airport do you fly out of?
- / Which airport do you fly from ?
- 2 I had to be somewhat straight/sober in front of my younger brother/for my younger brother.
- -- I see that "straight" is listed as meaning "sober" in some dictionaries, but I've never heard it used that way.
- Without any further context, I'd probably understand it to mean heterosexual.
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1 Which airport do you fly out of? / Which airport do you fly from?
2 I had to be somewhat straight/sober in front of my younger brother/for my younger brother. -- I see that "straight" is listed as meaning "sober" in some dictionaries, but I've never heard it used that way. Without any further context, I'd probably understand it to mean heterosexual. I'm not sure ab
2 I had to be somewhat straight/sober in front of my younger brother/for my younger brother. -- I see that "straight" is listed as meaning "sober" in some dictionaries, but I've never heard it used that way. Without any further context, I'd probably understand it to mean heterosexual. I'm not sure ab
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