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JKBelieve Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Please judge this sentence on grammatical terms
'I would like to have a perfect family and fortunately I know that, Lord, you have prepared just such a family for me.'
I'm not really sure about the 'just such' part... is it alright?
Oh and one more thing, does 'Please judge this sentence on grammatical terms' sound too formal? Cuz I really felt weird about using it. I only used it because I thought that was the best way to express myself.
I'm not really sure about the 'just such' part... is it alright?
Oh and one more thing, does 'Please judge this sentence on grammatical terms' sound too formal? Cuz I really felt weird about using it. I only used it because I thought that was the best way to express myself.
Top answer
' This is fine. I'm not really sure about the 'just such' part... is it alright?
- ' This is fine.
- I'm not really sure about the 'just such' part...
- is it alright?
- Yes Oh and one more thing, does 'Please judge this sentence on grammatical terms' sound too formal?
- Perhaps just a little bit.
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Hi,
'I would like to have a perfect family and fortunately I know that, Lord, you have prepared just such a family for me.' This is fine.
I'm not really sure about the 'just such' part... is it alright? Yes
Oh and one more thing, does 'Please judge this sentence on grammatical terms' sound to
'I would like to have a perfect family and fortunately I know that, Lord, you have prepared just such a family for me.' This is fine.
I'm not really sure about the 'just such' part... is it alright? Yes
Oh and one more thing, does 'Please judge this sentence on grammatical terms' sound to
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