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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please help me with these 5 sentences (for vs of vs from)
Could you please help me correct these sentences grammatically?
1 I'll buy it from you for the price you bought it for/for which you bought it/at which you bought it.
2 I walked in the totally opposite direction of/from the bus stop.
3 As what do you want to introduce me as? Will you say I'm you friend or boyfriend?
4 I tried to get rid the of the stress./rid myself of the stress.
5 Whether there are 10 people or 20, it's all the same to me.
Thank you
1 I'll buy it from you for the price you bought it for/for which you bought it/at which you bought it.
2 I walked in the totally opposite direction of/from the bus stop.
3 As what do you want to introduce me as? Will you say I'm you friend or boyfriend?
4 I tried to get rid the of the stress./rid myself of the stress.
5 Whether there are 10 people or 20, it's all the same to me.
Thank you
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3 As what do you want to introduce me? / What do you want to introduce me as? Will you say I'm your friend or boyfriend?
- 3 As what do you want to introduce me?
- / What do you want to introduce me as?
- Will you say I'm your friend or boyfriend?
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3 As what do you want to introduce me? / What do you want to introduce me as? Will you say I'm your friend or boyfriend?
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