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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
PRESSURE
Can you say that pressure is strong? Can you say 'full force'?
Are these 3 sentences all correct?
The pressure of the jet is strong.
The water pressure is strong; the water is flowing into the hose full force.
Is this sentence natural?
The rain is going to get stronger.
Thanks
Are these 3 sentences all correct?
The pressure of the jet is strong.
The water pressure is strong; the water is flowing into the hose full force.
Is this sentence natural?
The rain is going to get stronger.
Thanks
Top answer
1. The pressure of the jet is strong. - Could you elaborate more on what you mean by pressure in this sentence?
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- The pressure of the jet is strong.
- - Could you elaborate more on what you mean by pressure in this sentence?
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- The water pressure is strong; the water is flowing into the hose full force.
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1. The pressure of the jet is strong. - Could you elaborate more on what you mean by pressure in this sentence?
2. The water pressure is strong; the water is flowing into the hose full force. - The sentence doesn't sound natural. Instead, maybe you could try: The water is flowing into the hose rapidly because the water pressure is high.
3. The rain is going t
2. The water pressure is strong; the water is flowing into the hose full force. - The sentence doesn't sound natural. Instead, maybe you could try: The water is flowing into the hose rapidly because the water pressure is high.
3. The rain is going t
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