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Nathan mckane Posted 16 years ago
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Please correct my sentences 3
Would you please correct my sentences?
My father's cookings always taste insipid.
His jokes are insipid.
I'd like to lead a footloose and fancy-free life as long as I'm in this side of the grave.
I want to do myself justice with a perfect lecture before our teacher.
Correct pronunciation brings/carries cachet with it.
Lost honor can't be restored.
Thanks.
My father's cookings always taste insipid.
His jokes are insipid.
I'd like to lead a footloose and fancy-free life as long as I'm in this side of the grave.
I want to do myself justice with a perfect lecture before our teacher.
Correct pronunciation brings/carries cachet with it.
Lost honor can't be restored.
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, My father's cooking always tastes insipid. His jokes are insipid. I'd like to lead a footloose and fancy-free life as long as I'm this side of the grave.
- Hi, My father's cooking always tastes insipid.
- His jokes are insipid.
- I'd like to lead a footloose and fancy-free life as long as I'm this side of the grave.
- I want to do myself justice with a perfect lecture in front of our teacher.
- Correct pronunciation has /brings cachet.
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Hi,
My father's cooking always tastes insipid.
His jokes are insipid.
I'd like to lead a footloose and fancy-free life as long as I'm this side of the grave.
I want to do myself justice with a perfect lecture in front of our teacher.
Correct pronunciation has/brings cachet.
Lost honor can't be restored.
Clive
My father's cooking always tastes insipid.
His jokes are insipid.
I'd like to lead a footloose and fancy-free life as long as I'm this side of the grave.
I want to do myself justice with a perfect lecture in front of our teacher.
Correct pronunciation has/brings cachet.
Lost honor can't be restored.
Clive
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Thanks very much Mr Clive.
What about this one?
Correct pronunciation adds /brings cachet to your lecture.
What about this one?
Correct pronunciation adds /brings cachet to your lecture.
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Hi,
What about this one?
Correct pronunciation adds /brings cachet to your lecture.
Generally speaking, I think the word 'cachet' is commonly used with the verb 'has'.
eg Dancing the tango well has cachet.
Other idiomatic verbs do include 'add'.
eg Dancing the tango well adds cachet to your CV.
It's not
What about this one?
Correct pronunciation adds /brings cachet to your lecture.
Generally speaking, I think the word 'cachet' is commonly used with the verb 'has'.
eg Dancing the tango well has cachet.
Other idiomatic verbs do include 'add'.
eg Dancing the tango well adds cachet to your CV.
It's not
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Hi,
Not really.
Much depends on where you use it.
eg Are you working on a construction site, digging holes?
eg Are you chatting at a dinner party with several Nobel prize winners?
Clive
Not really.
Much depends on where you use it.
eg Are you working on a construction site, digging holes?
eg Are you chatting at a dinner party with several Nobel prize winners?
Clive
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