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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Please, give me a hand with my questions.
Hello,
Here some questions I'd like you could correct :
1) "We were paid more on tips than on hours.";
2) The employee receives (or earns ? ) U$ 12,00 per hour; (in this case are both verbs acceptable ?);
3) Nowadays the students have much better Polish than three years ago;
4) Should we say on the beginning or in the beginning ? ;
5) "If you have difficulties to understand some accents, after few conversations this kind of problem is usually solved."
Thank you,
Pablo
Here some questions I'd like you could correct :
1) "We were paid more on tips than on hours.";
2) The employee receives (or earns ? ) U$ 12,00 per hour; (in this case are both verbs acceptable ?);
3) Nowadays the students have much better Polish than three years ago;
4) Should we say on the beginning or in the beginning ? ;
5) "If you have difficulties to understand some accents, after few conversations this kind of problem is usually solved."
Thank you,
Pablo
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"; 2) The employee receives (or earns ? ); either is ok 3) Nowadays the students have much better Polish than three years ago; ok 4) Should we say on the beginning or in the beginning ? " Thank you,
- "; 2) The employee receives (or earns ?
- ); either is ok 3) Nowadays the students have much better Polish than three years ago; ok 4) Should we say on the beginning or in the beginning ?
- " Thank you,
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1) "We were paid more in tips than on hours.";
2) The employee receives (or earns ? ) U$ 12,00 per hour; (in this case are both verbs acceptable ?); either is ok
3) Nowadays the students have much better Polish than three years ago; ok
4) Should we say on the beginning or in the beginning
2) The employee receives (or earns ? ) U$ 12,00 per hour; (in this case are both verbs acceptable ?); either is ok
3) Nowadays the students have much better Polish than three years ago; ok
4) Should we say on the beginning or in the beginning
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Hi all
2) I would write USD 12.00 or US$12.00 (I wouldn't use a comma.)
3) I wouldn't say have much better Polish. I would say: the students speak much better Polish or the students have a much better command/knowledge of Polish.
5) I would say: after a few conversations.
CB
2) I would write USD 12.00 or US$12.00 (I wouldn't use a comma.)
3) I wouldn't say have much better Polish. I would say: the students speak much better Polish or the students have a much better command/knowledge of Polish.
5) I would say: after a few conversations.
CB
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