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Shelby Killuminati Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
One line sentence. Check for mistakes please.
"This won't be no where near to be called fair"
Grammatically correct and sounds okay ?
Grammatically correct and sounds okay ?
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It isn't grammatical, and it's hard to tell what you are trying to say. Possibly you mean something like "There is no way this can be called fair". More context is needed.
- It isn't grammatical, and it's hard to tell what you are trying to say.
- Possibly you mean something like "There is no way this can be called fair".
- More context is needed.
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It isn't grammatical, and it's hard to tell what you are trying to say. Possibly you mean something like "There is no way this can be called fair". More context is needed.
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"It is probable that they won't be able to make profit because of the new robbery system, which is no where near to be called fair."
It's a game I play. The scripters want our opinions on the robbery system before implementing it.
It's a game I play. The scripters want our opinions on the robbery system before implementing it.
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These are possible:
... which is nowhere near fair.
... which cannot be called fair.
... which cannot possibly be called fair.
... which cannot be called anything like fair.
(Note that "nowhere" is one word.)
... which is nowhere near fair.
... which cannot be called fair.
... which cannot possibly be called fair.
... which cannot be called anything like fair.
(Note that "nowhere" is one word.)
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