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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please correct sentences
1. I'm gonna buy it from you. Or
I'm gonna buy it off you.
2. I've comprehended everything you've said to me. Or
I comprehend everything you've said to me.
3. I need a flight on October 1st. Or
I need a flight for October 1st.
Please tell me if these sentneces are correct and the difference between them.
Thank you!
I'm gonna buy it off you.
2. I've comprehended everything you've said to me. Or
I comprehend everything you've said to me.
3. I need a flight on October 1st. Or
I need a flight for October 1st.
Please tell me if these sentneces are correct and the difference between them.
Thank you!
Top answer
You mix register badly, Precious. Just stick to standard English until you have a fuller mastery. 1.
- You mix register badly, Precious.
- Just stick to standard English until you have a fuller mastery.
- 1.
- I'm going to buy it from you.
- 2.
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You mix register badly, Precious. Just stick to standard English until you have a fuller mastery.
1. I'm going to buy it from you.
2. I've understood everything you've said to me./ I understand everything you've said to me.--
Both have the same intent; the verb form merely reflects the speakers mental vantage point.
3. I need a flight on
1. I'm going to buy it from you.
2. I've understood everything you've said to me./ I understand everything you've said to me.--
Both have the same intent; the verb form merely reflects the speakers mental vantage point.
3. I need a flight on
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