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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please help me correct few sentences (While vs AS, With vs FOR)
Could you help me correct these few sentences please?
1 The less you use your computer while it's charging the faster it charges. If you use it as/while you charge/are charging it, the battery wont charge as fast.
2 I have enough battery to last me until I get home.
3 Do all your work, that way they have nothing to reproach you for/with.
4 I gave him the first itinerary I saw. It wasn't necessarily that fastest way to the airport, but it was the first route I saw looking at the map. I didn't want to spend ten minute trying to find him the fastest way to the airport.
Thank you
1 The less you use your computer while it's charging the faster it charges. If you use it as/while you charge/are charging it, the battery wont charge as fast.
2 I have enough battery to last me until I get home.
3 Do all your work, that way they have nothing to reproach you for/with.
4 I gave him the first itinerary I saw. It wasn't necessarily that fastest way to the airport, but it was the first route I saw looking at the map. I didn't want to spend ten minute trying to find him the fastest way to the airport.
Thank you
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1 The less you use your computer while it's charging ,(add comma) the faster it charges. If you use it while you are charging it, the battery won't (a contraction-it has an apostrophe) charge as fast. 2 I have enough battery to last me until I get home.
- 1 The less you use your computer while it's charging ,(add comma) the faster it charges.
- If you use it while you are charging it, the battery won't (a contraction-it has an apostrophe) charge as fast.
- 2 I have enough battery to last me until I get home.
- (Note: it's is actually 'battery power', but colloquially, we shorten it to just 'battery'.
- ) 3 Do all your work - that way they have nothing to reproach you for.
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1 The less you use your computer while it's charging,(add comma) the faster it charges. If you use it while you are charging it, the battery won't(a contraction-it has an apostrophe) charge as fast.
2 I have enough battery to last me until I get home.
(Note: it's is actually 'battery power', but colloquially, we shorten it to just 'battery'. The sentence is correct.)
2 I have enough battery to last me until I get home.
(Note: it's is actually 'battery power', but colloquially, we shorten it to just 'battery'. The sentence is correct.)
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1 The less you use your computer while it's charging, the faster it charges. If you use the battery while it charges, it won't charge as quickly.
2 I have enough battery to last me until I get home.
3 Do all your work and your effort is beyond reproach.
4 I gave him the first itinerary I saw. It wasn't necessarily the fastest way to the airport, merely the fastest
2 I have enough battery to last me until I get home.
3 Do all your work and your effort is beyond reproach.
4 I gave him the first itinerary I saw. It wasn't necessarily the fastest way to the airport, merely the fastest
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