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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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please explain them to me
The two sentences are from my textbook and I think there are errors in them but am not sure. Please help me and explain to me. thank you.
1. He sat next to a boy named Will who has the same pencil box as Jack.
Q1:Is it all right to ommit the comma right after “Will”?
Q2: Shoudn’t it be “the same pencil box as Jack’s” ?
2. Everyone of us gets nervous when hearing someone cough.
Q: Is “everyone of us” correct?
1. He sat next to a boy named Will who has the same pencil box as Jack.
Q1:Is it all right to ommit the comma right after “Will”?
Q2: Shoudn’t it be “the same pencil box as Jack’s” ?
2. Everyone of us gets nervous when hearing someone cough.
Q: Is “everyone of us” correct?
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Anonymous The two sentences are from my textbook and I think there are errors in them but am not sure. Please help me and explain to me. thank you.
- Anonymous The two sentences are from my textbook and I think there are errors in them but am not sure.
- Please help me and explain to me.
- thank you.
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- He sat next to a boy named Will who has the same pencil box as Jack.
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Anonymous
The two sentences are from my textbook and I think there are errors in them but am not sure. Please help me and explain to me. thank you.
1. He sat next to a boy named Will who has the same pencil box as Jack.
Q1:Is it all right to ommit the comma right after “Will”? The comma is necessary.
Q2: Shouldn’t it
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