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Irson Posted 17 years ago
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I had to write some concept questions to the sentence:
I'm having my car repaired. So I did, but still come short on a question: Is somebody else repairing my car? Whats wrong with it? thanks in advance.
I'm having my car repaired. So I did, but still come short on a question: Is somebody else repairing my car? Whats wrong with it? thanks in advance.
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Hi, I had to write some concept questions to the sentence: I'm having my car repaired. So I did, but still come short on a question: Is somebody else repairing my car? Whats wrong with it?
- Hi, I had to write some concept questions to the sentence: I'm having my car repaired.
- So I did, but still come short on a question: Is somebody else repairing my car?
- Whats wrong with it?
- thanks in advance.
- It's correct grammar.
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Hi,
I had to write some concept questions to the sentence:
I'm having my car repaired. So I did, but still come short on a question: Is somebody else repairing my car? Whats wrong with it? thanks in advance.
It's correct grammar. But perhaps something like this might be a little clearer.
Am I repairing my car? Or is somebody else repairing my car?
Best wishe
I had to write some concept questions to the sentence:
I'm having my car repaired. So I did, but still come short on a question: Is somebody else repairing my car? Whats wrong with it? thanks in advance.
It's correct grammar. But perhaps something like this might be a little clearer.
Am I repairing my car? Or is somebody else repairing my car?
Best wishe
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