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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Please, grammar and word order check!
Student during the examination has been inadequate and hasn’t been able neither to perceive what is happening, nor remember it.
Does it sound okay?
Thank you!
Does it sound okay?
Thank you!
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It is completely ungrammatical. Is there one student? How are they "inadequate"?
- It is completely ungrammatical.
- Is there one student?
- How are they "inadequate"?
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It is completely ungrammatical.
Is there one student? How are they "inadequate"?
Is there one student? How are they "inadequate"?
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First, there is only one student in this sentence.
Second, he or she has been in "inadequate state", for example, drunk, acting improperly etc. Does this help?
Second, he or she has been in "inadequate state", for example, drunk, acting improperly etc. Does this help?
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Inadequate does not mean what you think it does.
Perhaps "disorderly."
Perhaps "disorderly."
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Thank you!
Is this better:
Student during the examination has been disorderly and hasn’t been able neither to perceive what is happening, nor remember it.
Is this better:
Student during the examination has been disorderly and hasn’t been able neither to perceive what is happening, nor remember it.
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The student during the examination has been disorderly during the examination and hasn’t been able neither (double negative) to perceive (understand?) what is happening, or nor remember anything it.
If you don't perceive something, you are deaf and blind.
If you don't perceive something, you are deaf and blind.
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