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Dilshi Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Please check this and correct if there is anything wrong..
I need to write four sentences with linking words under the topic,
"Sam brought a car."
1) Sam brought a car which was a maroon Allion, because he passed the exam with flying colors and that was a gift from their parents.
2) He drove the first round with his mother and after that he went to meet his friends, but he did't give any of them to drive it.
3) Sam is not only a good studious guy but also a good fast driver.
4) That day at the night he was wondering whether is he going to his new college in next day with his new car or not.
"Sam brought a car."
1) Sam brought a car which was a maroon Allion, because he passed the exam with flying colors and that was a gift from their parents.
2) He drove the first round with his mother and after that he went to meet his friends, but he did't give any of them to drive it.
3) Sam is not only a good studious guy but also a good fast driver.
4) That day at the night he was wondering whether is he going to his new college in next day with his new car or not.
Top answer
Sam brought a car or Sam bought a car ?
- Sam brought a car or Sam bought a car ?
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Oh yea, It was a mistake by me.. It should be "Sam bought a car."
How about the others??
How about the others??
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1) This sentence is poor, because if it was a gift, then he didn't buy it. Also, 'bought a car which was a maroon Allion' is awkward and unnatural: we would just say 'bought a maroon Allion'.
2) He drove the first round [What does this word mean?] with his mother and after that he went to meet his friends, but he didn't let any of them drive it.
2) He drove the first round [What does this word mean?] with his mother and after that he went to meet his friends, but he didn't let any of them drive it.
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