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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Please can a teaser help correct
Which word is correct?
If you are in a car and parked in front of a restaurant, you say :
Is it correct to say 'car ventilation'? : I can smell the smell of pizza through/into the car ventilation.
I'd rather have her look like my wife than her.
I'd rather she looked like my wife than me.
She has a better chance of falling/to fall asleep in my arm/arms than yours.
She looks at people as though/if to say...
Time would have flown by/gone by had you slept on the plane.
She'll start screaming/to scream when you tell her to be quiet.
I had nothing keeping/holding me there once my boyfriend dumped me.
Thank you for the kind help
If you are in a car and parked in front of a restaurant, you say :
Is it correct to say 'car ventilation'? : I can smell the smell of pizza through/into the car ventilation.
I'd rather have her look like my wife than her.
I'd rather she looked like my wife than me.
She has a better chance of falling/to fall asleep in my arm/arms than yours.
She looks at people as though/if to say...
Time would have flown by/gone by had you slept on the plane.
She'll start screaming/to scream when you tell her to be quiet.
I had nothing keeping/holding me there once my boyfriend dumped me.
Thank you for the kind help
Top answer
Which word is correct? If you are in a car and parked in front of a restaurant, you say : Is it correct to say 'car ventilation'? : I can smell the smell of pizza through/into the car ventilation.
- Which word is correct?
- If you are in a car and parked in front of a restaurant, you say : Is it correct to say 'car ventilation'?
- : I can smell the smell of pizza through/into the car ventilation.
- Unnatural, too wordy.
- Just say 'I can smell pizza'.
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Which word is correct?
If you are in a car and parked in front of a restaurant, you say :
Is it correct to say 'car ventilation'? : I can smell the smell of pizza through/into the car ventilation.
Unnatural, too wordy. Just say 'I can smell pizza'.
I'd rather have her look like my wife than her. Odd. need
If you are in a car and parked in front of a restaurant, you say :
Is it correct to say 'car ventilation'? : I can smell the smell of pizza through/into the car ventilation.
Unnatural, too wordy. Just say 'I can smell pizza'.
I'd rather have her look like my wife than her. Odd. need
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