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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
PLEASE HELP ME WITH THESE HARD SENTENCES
Could you please help me correct these sentences that I find hard please?
1 How can you have teeth that/so ugly.
2 I'm indebted to the bank./I'm in debt to the bank.
3 I'm not sure/certain of his love for me.
4 You shouldn't wonder/ask yourself why people hate you so much. That's why.
5 It's none of her business, even less her's since she's the one I'm furthest from.
6 He bought a computer just so he could use his pouch/in order to use...
7 Is it normal that I hate him?/for me to hate him?
8 He knocked on the door (right) when/just as we wanted to go to sleep.
9 What time do you have?/What time is it on your watch.
Thank you
1 How can you have teeth that/so ugly.
2 I'm indebted to the bank./I'm in debt to the bank.
3 I'm not sure/certain of his love for me.
4 You shouldn't wonder/ask yourself why people hate you so much. That's why.
5 It's none of her business, even less her's since she's the one I'm furthest from.
6 He bought a computer just so he could use his pouch/in order to use...
7 Is it normal that I hate him?/for me to hate him?
8 He knocked on the door (right) when/just as we wanted to go to sleep.
9 What time do you have?/What time is it on your watch.
Thank you
Top answer
1 How can you have teeth that/so ugly. /I'm in debt to the bank. " in debt" is more natural - indebted could also mean that you are grateful to the bank.
- 1 How can you have teeth that/so ugly.
- /I'm in debt to the bank.
- " in debt" is more natural - indebted could also mean that you are grateful to the bank.
- 3 I'm not sure/certain of his love for me.
- either 4 You shouldn't wonder/ask yourself why people hate you so much.
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1 How can you have teeth that/so ugly. that are so ugly
2 I'm indebted to the bank./I'm in debt to the bank. " in debt" is more natural - indebted could also mean that you are grateful to the bank.
3 I'm not sure/certain of his love for me. either
4 You shouldn't wonder/ask yourself why people hate you so much. either . That's why (needs explanation)
2 I'm indebted to the bank./I'm in debt to the bank. " in debt" is more natural - indebted could also mean that you are grateful to the bank.
3 I'm not sure/certain of his love for me. either
4 You shouldn't wonder/ask yourself why people hate you so much. either . That's why (needs explanation)
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Hello Louise,
Here is what I'm trying to say in 5
It's none of her business, even less her's since she's the one I'm furthest from.
(I'm trying to say that it's not her business, and she not a person I would tell as she's not close to me "furtherest from" the opposite of "I'm close to her"
Here is what I'm trying to say in 5
It's none of her business, even less her's since she's the one I'm furthest from.
(I'm trying to say that it's not her business, and she not a person I would tell as she's not close to me "furtherest from" the opposite of "I'm close to her"
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Can you say
It's none of her business, MUCH LESS her's since she's the one I'm furthest from.
THank you
It's none of her business, MUCH LESS her's since she's the one I'm furthest from.
THank you
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Hello
These phrases would be very unnatural in English.
You would say - I am not close to her / she is not a close friend - rather than - she is the one I am furthest from. Grammatically there is nothing wrong with your sentence but it does not sound natural.
Similarly we do not ask people what time it is on their watch. You would ask "What time is it?" or "Excuse me ,
These phrases would be very unnatural in English.
You would say - I am not close to her / she is not a close friend - rather than - she is the one I am furthest from. Grammatically there is nothing wrong with your sentence but it does not sound natural.
Similarly we do not ask people what time it is on their watch. You would ask "What time is it?" or "Excuse me ,
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Can you say this though
It's none of his business, MUCH LESS her's since I'm not close to her.
Can I ask you one thing since you live in france;
How would you say
"j'aimerai une baguette pas trop cuite"
It's none of his business, MUCH LESS her's since I'm not close to her.
Can I ask you one thing since you live in france;
How would you say
"j'aimerai une baguette pas trop cuite"
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Hello
alc24It's none of his business, MUCH LESS her's since I'm not close to her.Yes you can say this
alc24"j'aimerai une baguette pas trop cuite"Well a baguette is still called a baguette or sometimes a French loaf, French stick or French bread. This depends on where in the country you are and whether the baker is an
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