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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Need your help with few sentences!!!

For a book, I need to correct the quotes

Quote 1
"The bus was driving my lane. He was skimping my lane." she said exasperated, mad that she had collided with the bus.

Is it possible to skimp a lane?

Quote 2
"You really don't know how to eat properly. Do you know how to hold a fork?" she asked inquisitively.

What does this mean "You really don't know how to eat properly" What does it imply?

Quote 3
"We are both the same rank level in the company. He just got a better starting salary", he said trying to justify himself.

I am wondering whether rank or level are the best words to use.

regards
  

Top answer

Anonymous Is it possible to skimp a lane? No. "To skimp" is not even a transitive verb.

  • Anonymous Is it possible to skimp a lane?
  • No.
  • "To skimp" is not even a transitive verb.
  • com/dictionary/skimp If the lanes were not marked, she could say that the other driver skimped on the amount of road he made available to her, but that seems like a lot of work.
  • Anonymous What does this mean "You really don't know how to eat properly" What does it imply?
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AnonymousIs it possible to skimp a lane?
No. "To skimp" is not even a transitive verb.
http://oald8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/dictionary/skimp

If the lanes were not marked, she could say that the other driver skimped on the amount of roa
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hi and thank youCan you give me your version, how do you write it?"The bus was driving my lane. He was skimping my lane." she said exasperated, mad that she had collided with the bus.How do you write it? Is there other errors "We are both/at/in/ the same rank level /in/at/ the company. He just got a better starting salary", he said trying to justify himself.

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