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MuzammalAkram Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Please correct the following sentences if possible.

  1. He was charged of the theft.
  2. Indus is the largest river in Pakistan.
  3. He has not written a letter last week.
  4. The cost of all these articles have risen.
  5. You should return back my money.
  6. The population of Karachi is greater than any other town in Pakistan.
  7. When you are going to leave school?
  8. Let you and I do it.
  9. Although he is old but he can run fast.
  10. Either of the three accused is guilty.
  11. I congratulate you for your success.
  12. Little charity is better than none.
  13. She is on leave.
  14. The teacher with his students were ready to go.
  15. He denies that he had not broken the chair.
  16. No girl in the class is so pretty as she.
  17. I asked him why was he so sad.
  18. She dislikes me going there.
  19. I hardly gone out that it began to rain.
  20. Of these two books, this is the best.
Sorry for big list.

Thanks in Advance

Muzammal
  

Top answer

He was charged of with the theft. The Indus is the largest river in Pakistan. He has not written did not write a letter last week.

— CalifJim

  • He was charged of with the theft.
  • The Indus is the largest river in Pakistan.
  • He has not written did not write a letter last week.
  • The cost of all these articles have has risen.
  • You should return back my money.
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  1. He was charged of with the theft.
  2. The Indus is the largest river in Pakistan.
  3. He has not written did not write a letter last week.
  4. The cost of all these articles have has
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Hi Cj!

In this sentence "Of these two books, this is the best." is better possible to use?

Thanks!Emotion: smile
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frostwhiteHi Cj!

In this sentence "Of these two books, this is the best." is better possible to use?

Thanks!
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Hello CJ

The sentence 'He has not written a letter last week'

Can it be 'He hasn't written a letter since last week'

since we don't what the intending meaning was.
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Hey Calif,

"When you are going to leave school?"

Shouldn't it be 'When are you going to leave the school?'



Regards!
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akhil tiwariHey Calif, "When you are going to leave school?"Shouldn't it be 'When are you going to leave the school?' Regards!

When are you going to leave school is fine Akhil.

When are you going to leave the school - you work there. When are you going to leave school - you study there.
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OK.

Got it.

Thanks, Phillips!

Regards!
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akhil tiwariHey Calif,
"When you are going to leave school?"
Shouldn't it be 'When are you going to leave the school?'
Yes. You found another one that I missed!

CJ
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He goes to Karachi tomorrow morning.
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"OF THESE TWO BOOKS, THIS THE THE BETTER" , because this is only comparing TWO books , and not MORE than TWO ; so, BETTER is used here , as in THIS BOOK IS THE BETTER OF THE TWO , or THIS BOOK IS THE BEST OF THE THREE .

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