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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

PLEASE HELP ME WITH MY CORRECTIONS !!!

Could you please help me with these. My corrections are in RED.

  • I have enough until I leave/to last me until I leave. BOTH


  • If your waiter at your local restaurant knows what you order without you ordering it, it means you go way to often. OK


  • Why does one hand hot more than the other when I run it under hot water. I DON'T KNOW


  • It was almost an even proposition of who was going to take down the game. I DON'T KNOW


  • My plans are to keep playing for as long as I feel like it's any fun. NOT SURE


  • I couldnt believe the difference was so big between 5-10 and 10-20. NO BUT DON'T KNOW HOW TO SAY IT.


  • The moment i closed my eyes from the moment i woke up it was only poker. FROM THE MOMENT I CLOSED MY EYES TO THE MOMENT I WOKE UP...


  • Use small brush strokes for this part of the painting OK

  • You risked your life more back in the day robbing back because the police we ordered to gun you down whereas today, it never escalates to that point. OK

THank you

  

Top answer

Okay, I have followed each of your sentences with a grammatically correct version (in boldface type), if needed. I underlined some of my corrections or additions. There may be more than one correct way of saying these sentences.

— Doctor D

  • Okay, I have followed each of your sentences with a grammatically correct version (in boldface type), if needed.
  • I underlined some of my corrections or additions.
  • There may be more than one correct way of saying these sentences.
  • I have enough until I leave/to last me until I leave.
  • BOTH I have enough to last me until I leave.
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Okay, I have followed each of your sentences with a grammatically correct version (in boldface type), if needed. I underlined some of my corrections or additions. There may be more than one correct way of saying these sentences.

I have enough until I leave/to last me until I leave. BOTH
I have enough to last me until I leave.

If your waiter at
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