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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary

please rectify my errors

THis is John's father's car.

This is my cousin's daughter - Twisha.

Thanks.

When are these words used as one word & two diff words

sometime some time

anyway any way

cannot can not
  

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Anonymous THis is John's father's car. ok This is my cousin's daughter - Twisha. ok Thanks.

— Philip

  • Anonymous THis is John's father's car.
  • ok This is my cousin's daughter - Twisha.
  • ok Thanks.
  • When are these words used as one word & two diff words sometime at an unspecified time some time needs 'at', much the same meaning anyway at any rate any way "do it any way you want" cannot can not ' cannot' is correct many hold that two words is a no-no By the way, I would say that 'rectify' is too strong a word here.
  • 'Correct' is enough.
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AnonymousTHis is John's father's car. ok

This is my cousin's daughter - Twisha. ok

Thanks.

When are these words used as one word & two diff words

sometime at an unspecified time some time needs 'at', much the same me
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Yes "correct" is better than "rectify" and also "mistake" is better than "error", which is often a technical word or is sometimes a result of bad translation from other languages.
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