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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please help me with these 3 sentences
Could you please help me correct these 3 sentences. I don't know how to say them properly.
- I told you I'd finish before they got home.
- When it's to your advantage/convenient/suits you to be at work you are, but when it isn't to your advantage to be at work, you say you aren't. It's as if your work is your excuse for not doing thing you don't want to do.
- He has little mans complex enough to start a fight./He has enough (of a) complex about his height to start a fight over it.
Thank you
- I told you I'd finish before they got home.
- When it's to your advantage/convenient/suits you to be at work you are, but when it isn't to your advantage to be at work, you say you aren't. It's as if your work is your excuse for not doing thing you don't want to do.
- He has little mans complex enough to start a fight./He has enough (of a) complex about his height to start a fight over it.
Thank you
Top answer
1. Fine 2. As I said in a PM, 'when it's convenient for you' is the best choice.
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- Fine 2.
- As I said in a PM, 'when it's convenient for you' is the best choice.
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1. Fine
2. As I said in a PM, 'when it's convenient for you' is the best choice.
3. The second sentence is better, mostly because I've never heard of "little man's complex."
2. As I said in a PM, 'when it's convenient for you' is the best choice.
3. The second sentence is better, mostly because I've never heard of "little man's complex."
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