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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

No where near (as) sure and TRAFFIC vs CONGESTION

Can someone help me with these 3 sentences? please

1 He's your safest bet as I'm nowhere near as sure about the answer to the question as he is.

2 There is a lot of congestion/traffic, we should take the subway.

3 My bed sheet is yellow from the wash. There were T shirts in there that ran/the colors ran into each other.

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1 He's a safer bet , as I'm nowhere near as sure about the answer to the question as he is. 2 There is a lot of congestion/traffic, so we should take the subway. 3 My bedsheet is yellow from the wash.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1 He's a safer bet , as I'm nowhere near as sure about the answer to the question as he is.
  • 2 There is a lot of congestion/traffic, so we should take the subway.
  • 3 My bedsheet is yellow from the wash.
  • There were T-shirts in there whose colors ran.
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1 He's a safer bet, as I'm nowhere near as sure about the answer to the question as he is.

2 There is a lot of congestion/traffic, so we should take the subway.

3 My bedsheet is yellow from the wash. There were T-shirts in there whose colors ran.
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