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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Please Help me!!! (doubts about verbs)

Hi!

Please I need a help! I have to hand an exercise today. I would like to know if it is wrong if I say:

1) "There are chalk over there" (because I suppose there is no plural form for the word chalk);

2) "This side has a nice view";

3)"This group brings funny games";

4) "My family is great";

And finally I would like to know if the meaning of "on short notice" in the sentence below means: "Without advising previously":

"She always came over on short notice" = She always went to someone's house without advising previously.

I appreciate your help,

Carola
  

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Anonymous Hi! Please I need a help! I have to hand an exercise today.

— Feebs11

  • Anonymous Hi!
  • Please I need a help!
  • I have to hand an exercise today.
  • I would like to know if it is wrong if I say: 1) "There are chalk over there" (because I suppose there is no plural form for the word chalk); There is chalk over there/There are chalks over there.
  • There is indeed a plural for chalk - if you mean the sticks of chalk used for writing on blackboards.
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AnonymousHi!

Please I need a help! I have to hand an exercise today. I would like to know if it is wrong if I say:

1) "There are chalk over there" (because I suppose there is no plural form for the word chalk); There is chalk over there/There are chalks over there. There is indeed a plural for chalk - if
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Hi, Feebs11!

Thanks a lot for your explanation.

Have a nice day,

Carola
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