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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
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PLEASE help me with this I have no clue whether 6 question are right
Could someone help me with this please?
1 To get your dogs age in human years multiply how many years old the dog is by 7.
2 Just like getting used to your braces, you get used to your teeth without braces just as quickly. Your teeth feel free and they feel like a weight has been taken off them/pressure has been taken off them.
3 He used the word xxxx to mean yyyyyy, which is why the sentence didn't make sense.
4 This district is bigger than just your area. It spans from here to...
5 The pain is increased by 10 when a child is cutting teeth and you put ice on it. (is it increased BY?
6 Tomorrow I'll be making good money but not very good money compared to the usually amount I spend working.
7 He wasted no time (in) making out with her. (as in he didn't beat around the bush)
thank you
1 To get your dogs age in human years multiply how many years old the dog is by 7.
2 Just like getting used to your braces, you get used to your teeth without braces just as quickly. Your teeth feel free and they feel like a weight has been taken off them/pressure has been taken off them.
3 He used the word xxxx to mean yyyyyy, which is why the sentence didn't make sense.
4 This district is bigger than just your area. It spans from here to...
5 The pain is increased by 10 when a child is cutting teeth and you put ice on it. (is it increased BY?
6 Tomorrow I'll be making good money but not very good money compared to the usually amount I spend working.
7 He wasted no time (in) making out with her. (as in he didn't beat around the bush)
thank you
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1 To get your dogs age in human years(,) multiply how many years old the dog is by 7. 2 Just like getting used to your braces, you get used to your teeth without braces just as quickly. (eather is ok, I think) 3 He used the word xx to mean yy, which is why the sentence didn't make sense.
- 1 To get your dogs age in human years(,) multiply how many years old the dog is by 7.
- 2 Just like getting used to your braces, you get used to your teeth without braces just as quickly.
- (eather is ok, I think) 3 He used the word xx to mean yy, which is why the sentence didn't make sense.
- 4 This district is bigger than just your area .
- )It spans from here to...
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1 To get your dogs age in human years(,) multiply how many years old the dog is by 7.
2 Just like getting used to your braces, you get used to your teeth without braces just as quickly. Your teeth feel free and they feel like a weight has been taken off them/pressure has been taken off them.(eather is ok, I think)
3 He used the word xx to mean yy, which is why the sentence didn't mak
2 Just like getting used to your braces, you get used to your teeth without braces just as quickly. Your teeth feel free and they feel like a weight has been taken off them/pressure has been taken off them.(eather is ok, I think)
3 He used the word xx to mean yy, which is why the sentence didn't mak
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Could you please tell me what you think about the first three someone as I'm not sure they are ok? or are they?
thank you
thank you
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1)Apostrophe on "dogs". Multiply the age of your dog by 7.
2)I get dizzy reading it. Someone may come along to help.
3) Chose the wrong word which is the reason ....
4) I believed it was answered previously.
5) Logically makes little sense. 10 folds of what pain? teething ?
6) Comma after tomorrow. Again, messy structure.
2)I get dizzy reading it. Someone may come along to help.
3) Chose the wrong word which is the reason ....
4) I believed it was answered previously.
5) Logically makes little sense. 10 folds of what pain? teething ?
6) Comma after tomorrow. Again, messy structure.
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Thank you
and for 6 how would you say it?
Tomorrow I'll be making good money but notvery good money compared to the usually amount (of time)I spend working.
Is this better?
Tomorrow I'll be making good money but not in relation to the amount of time I spend working.
Thanks
and for 6 how would you say it?
Tomorrow I'll be making good money but not
Is this better?
Tomorrow I'll be making good money but not in relation to the amount of time I spend working.
Thanks
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"Good money" implies that it's a good wage for what you are doing.
Tomorrow, I'll make a lot of money, but only because I'm working a ton of hours!
Tomorrow, I'll make a lot of money, but only because I'm working a ton of hours!
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