Could you please help me correct these 3 sentences grammatically?
- I have nothing on me to prove my identification. (didn't have ID on him) Can you say this? - How did I not see you earlier. You are so pretty and you've been working here 3 months and I never saw you.
- I used to never get this far in the game, yet alone have this many points this far in the game without having died once. (video game)
Thank you
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The first two are fine. I would change the third one. I'm not sure what you mean by alone.
— Englishmaven
The first two are fine.
I would change the third one.
I'm not sure what you mean by alone.
Do you mean by yourself without help from anyone?
I never get this far in the game all by myself, yet so far, I have acquired this many points without having died once.
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You want "let alone" not "yet alone." And I would reverse "used to never" : I never used to get this far in the game, let alone have this many points... I never used to get this far in the game, much less have this many points...