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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Out of sync

Are the following sentences grammatically correct and how would you say them if not?

1 The subtitles read off faster than the video, so even if the subs are in sync at first they go out of sync as the movie progresses.

2 The subtitles are too fast in relation to the video/compared to the video.

one more thing

can this be said

1 I don't want to break the only thing i have left to my name, which is my guitar so be careful.

thank you

alc
  

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1 The subtitles are read off faster than the video, so even if the subs are in sync at first , they go out of sync as the movie progresses. -- OK 1 I don't want to break the only thing I have left to my name, which is my guitar , so be careful.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1 The subtitles are read off faster than the video, so even if the subs are in sync at first , they go out of sync as the movie progresses.
  • -- OK 1 I don't want to break the only thing I have left to my name, which is my guitar , so be careful.
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1 The subtitles are read off faster than the video, so even if the subs are in sync at first, they go out of sync as the movie progresses.

2 The subtitles are too fast in relation to the video/compared to the video.-- OK

1 I don't want to break the only thing I have left to my name, which is my guitar, so be careful.
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thank you

one question

for the 1st Is Read off the phrase that best suits the sentence? or woul you use something else??

and for the 2nd; Are both relation and compared as correct??
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for the 1st Is Read off the phrase that best suits the sentence? or woul you use something else??-- Or just 'read'.

and for the 2nd; Are both relation and compared as correct??- Yes
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