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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please help me with these 6 sentences grammatically?
Could you please help me correct these sentences please?
1 My kitchen that gave out into the garage.
2 My heater doesn't give out hot enough air to keep me warm.
3 I make anywhere from 2000 to 3000 dollars./between 2000 and 3000 dollars.
4 When living in a country you learn vocabulary that you wouldn't otherwise.
5 While you are at work, I'll be sleeping./While you are working, I'll be asleep.
6 Until what age is it free to take the plane?
Thank you
1 My kitchen that gave out into the garage.
2 My heater doesn't give out hot enough air to keep me warm.
3 I make anywhere from 2000 to 3000 dollars./between 2000 and 3000 dollars.
4 When living in a country you learn vocabulary that you wouldn't otherwise.
5 While you are at work, I'll be sleeping./While you are working, I'll be asleep.
6 Until what age is it free to take the plane?
Thank you
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Hello al24, here is my best interpretation: 1) Not really sure what we're trying to say here... 2) My heater doesn't produce air hot enough to keep me warm. What I did here was change "give out" to a more specific verb (produce).
- Hello al24, here is my best interpretation: 1) Not really sure what we're trying to say here...
- 2) My heater doesn't produce air hot enough to keep me warm.
- What I did here was change "give out" to a more specific verb (produce).
- " 3) "I make anywhere from 2000 to 3000 dollars" is technically correct, but you might want to add "per blank " to make clear.
- For example: I earn anywhere from 2000 to 3000 dollars per day.
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Hello al24, here is my best interpretation:
1) Not really sure what we're trying to say here...
2) My heater doesn't produce air hot enough to keep me warm.
What I did here was change "give out" to a more specific verb (produce). You could replace it with another verb depending on your specific meaning, for example: "pump."
3) "I make anywhere from 2000 to 3000 dollars" is t
1) Not really sure what we're trying to say here...
2) My heater doesn't produce air hot enough to keep me warm.
What I did here was change "give out" to a more specific verb (produce). You could replace it with another verb depending on your specific meaning, for example: "pump."
3) "I make anywhere from 2000 to 3000 dollars" is t
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For number one I'm trying to say
That when you open the kitchen door, you walk right into the garage.
The kitchen gives onto the garage.
THank you
That when you open the kitchen door, you walk right into the garage.
The kitchen gives onto the garage.
THank you
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