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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Need help with sentences please?

Hi there,

Can you correct me if I use the word "admire" properly and correctly, please?


I admire your car or house.

I admire your professional ability.

I admire that you can speak good English.

I admire you that look beautiful.


Many thanks.

  

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John Aki I admire your car or house. I admire your professional ability. OK.

— GPY

  • John Aki I admire your car or house.
  • I admire your professional ability.
  • OK.
  • John Aki I admire that you can speak good English.
  • "I admire that ~" is not good English in my opinion.
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John AkiI admire your car or house.
I admire your professional ability.

OK.

John AkiI admire that you can speak good English.

"I admire that ~" is not good English in my opinion. It may be used informally by some people. More properly, say "I admire the fact that ~".

John AkiI admir
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John AkiI admire you that look beautiful.

Do you mean "you" as a plural pronoun and "you that look beautiful" as a noun phrase?

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