1 You can get 6 slices from this pizza. 2 Could you write the whole essay. I want it to be the same writing. 3 Coke makes you more thristy than it does quinch your thirst. 4 Why is the volume turned up so loud? Could you not have it up at/to a max? 5 The weather is going to get warmer in/over the next few days. 6 I'm happier/more happy than I am sad. 7 Towards the end, they were getting bored talking about that. 8 I don't want you touching mine just like you don't want me touching yours. 9 He can be nice just like he can be mean. It depends on his mood. 10 The faucet was dripping water. Someone had to tighten the hot water knob.
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Here are my suggestions. 1 You can get 6 slices from this pizza. (Okay, but I would use "six") 2 Could you write the whole essay ?
— Doctor D
Here are my suggestions.
1 You can get 6 slices from this pizza.
(Okay, but I would use "six") 2 Could you write the whole essay ?
I want it to be the same writing.
( in the same handwriting ) 3 Coke makes you more thristy than it does quinch your thirst.
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You would tell your wife for example: Could you go tighten the ****, the water dripping/dripping water/faucet dripping water is getting annoying.
In New Zealand we call it a tap. I would say (politely): "Could you please go and turn off the tap properly, the dripping sounds is getting annoying." Wwater can be assumed, or you can add it in there