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Adonis1013 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Need your help.( fuve simple sentence) Thnaks
Dearall,
Could you help me check the following five sentences? If you find something wrong with vocabulary and grammar, please correct them. Thank you for your help.
1. At the beginning of the story, Tom was not willing to help other poor people in the street
2. Dick’s wife could use which word to describe Tim when she said that you can only drink to a cold money-lover on Christmas Day.
3.
A: Why did Jack come to Fred’s house at the end of the story?
B:He’s here/there for Christmas dinner Which one is correct?
4.He realized how important the family and friend relationships are.
5. Steven is a great friend of John’s.
Thanks again.
Could you help me check the following five sentences? If you find something wrong with vocabulary and grammar, please correct them. Thank you for your help.
1. At the beginning of the story, Tom was not willing to help other poor people in the street
2. Dick’s wife could use which word to describe Tim when she said that you can only drink to a cold money-lover on Christmas Day.
3.
A: Why did Jack come to Fred’s house at the end of the story?
B:He’s here/there for Christmas dinner Which one is correct?
4.He realized how important the family and friend relationships are.
5. Steven is a great friend of John’s.
Thanks again.
Top answer
1. At the beginning of the story, Tom was not willing to help other poor people in the street. OK 2.
- 1.
- At the beginning of the story, Tom was not willing to help other poor people in the street.
- OK 2.
- Only ***’s wife could use such words to describe Tim when she said that Christmas Day is the only day you can drink to a cold money-lover .
- I'm not sure about this one...
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1. At the beginning of the story, Tom was not willing to help other poor people in the street. OK
2. Only ***’s wife could use such words to describe Tim when she said that Christmas Day is the only day you can drink to a cold mon
2. Only ***’s wife could use such words to describe Tim when she said that Christmas Day is the only day you can drink to a cold mon
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Hi,
When we talk about stories, we usually tend to use present simple.
1. At the beginning of the story, Tom doesn't will to help other poor people in the street.
2. Unclear and wordy. This is a run-on sentence. Explain yourself again in order to recast the sentence better.
3. Why does Jack arrive Fred's home at the end of the story? At the end of the story, why
When we talk about stories, we usually tend to use present simple.
1. At the beginning of the story, Tom doesn't will to help other poor people in the street.
2. Unclear and wordy. This is a run-on sentence. Explain yourself again in order to recast the sentence better.
3. Why does Jack arrive Fred's home at the end of the story? At the end of the story, why
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Dear Regards,
I have a few questions and remarks.
When we talk about stories, we usually tend to use present simple. Says who?
Do you mean "when we TELL stories" we generally use the present simple? If yes, how do you explain "once upon a time"?
Tom doesn't will to help other poo
I have a few questions and remarks.
When we talk about stories, we usually tend to use present simple. Says who?
Do you mean "when we TELL stories" we generally use the present simple? If yes, how do you explain "once upon a time"?
Tom doesn't will to help other poo
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