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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Please compare !
1. When the battery runs out and the phone goes off, it is very inconvenient.
2. It is very inconvenient When the battery runs out and the phone goes off.
3. If the battery runs out and the phone goes off, it is very inconvenient.
4. It is very inconvenient if the battery runs out and the phone goes off
What number is better to say(speak)? or are they all acceptable to say(speak)?
(better to say? or speak? <- this is also my question)
another one is below
the phone goes off => the phone is off
battery runs out => battery is off
2. It is very inconvenient When the battery runs out and the phone goes off.
3. If the battery runs out and the phone goes off, it is very inconvenient.
4. It is very inconvenient if the battery runs out and the phone goes off
What number is better to say(speak)? or are they all acceptable to say(speak)?
(better to say? or speak? <- this is also my question)
another one is below
the phone goes off => the phone is off
battery runs out => battery is off
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mr1bin 1. When the battery runs out and the phone goes off, it is very inconvenient. 2.
- mr1bin 1.
- When the battery runs out and the phone goes off, it is very inconvenient.
- 2.
- It is very inconvenient When when the battery runs out and the phone goes off.
- 3.
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mr1bin1. When the battery runs out and the phone goes off, it is very inconvenient.
2. It is very inconvenientWhenwhen the battery runs out and the phone goes off.
3. If the battery runs out and the phone goes off, it is very inconvenient.
4. It is very inconvenient if the battery runs out and the phone goe
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Ya my question is that which one is better to say?
except when, speak, rest of them are all ok?
except when, speak, rest of them are all ok?
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