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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Question about sentences and expression?
I would like to know how to correctly express the situation that I'm in and know which word to use?
In each sentence is water pressure, current, water flow or river flow correct?
1- If you throw a a bottle in a river, the water pressure from the waterfall will take to the other side.
1- If you throw a a bottle in a lake, the current/water flow/river flow might take it too the other side.
Could you see what I'm talking about. Does it make sense and is it correct?
2- Place your hands over the big hole in the shower curtain to see if your hand gets any drops/water. If you know you are going to flood the place, turn the pressure down so as not to get any water out of the hole.
Is this correctly written?
3- I don't feel comfortable leaving the room I'm in a mess because I'm not in my own room. I'm on vacation at my friends house.
Does sunburn burn or itch? Is the last sentence grammatical?
4 - If your sunburn is itching/burning. Do not use any type of vinegar. I tried vinegar one time for a sunburn and guess what it didn't work. I was off work for two days with the burn. I was a life guard. When I returned to work after using the vinegar two days prior to returning to work
Is this correctly written?
5- You host family should make you feel like you're at home, help you experience their daily routines, so it would make sense to clean up after yourself. You're not a guest at a hotel.
Does water go out of a sink? Is this how to put it?
6- The sink's pipe's are clogged. It takes forever for the water to go out of the sink.
Do you pull curtains all the way?
7- She pulled the curtains all the way.
Is this correct?
You want to know where the area in which the restaurant is found is in?
8- How far is where my the restaurant is from here? How far is that area?
Is this correct?
You want to know where the area in which the restaurant is found is in?
In each sentence is water pressure, current, water flow or river flow correct?
1- If you throw a a bottle in a river, the water pressure from the waterfall will take to the other side.
1- If you throw a a bottle in a lake, the current/water flow/river flow might take it too the other side.
Could you see what I'm talking about. Does it make sense and is it correct?
2- Place your hands over the big hole in the shower curtain to see if your hand gets any drops/water. If you know you are going to flood the place, turn the pressure down so as not to get any water out of the hole.
Is this correctly written?
3- I don't feel comfortable leaving the room I'm in a mess because I'm not in my own room. I'm on vacation at my friends house.
Does sunburn burn or itch? Is the last sentence grammatical?
4 - If your sunburn is itching/burning. Do not use any type of vinegar. I tried vinegar one time for a sunburn and guess what it didn't work. I was off work for two days with the burn. I was a life guard. When I returned to work after using the vinegar two days prior to returning to work
Is this correctly written?
5- You host family should make you feel like you're at home, help you experience their daily routines, so it would make sense to clean up after yourself. You're not a guest at a hotel.
Does water go out of a sink? Is this how to put it?
6- The sink's pipe's are clogged. It takes forever for the water to go out of the sink.
Do you pull curtains all the way?
7- She pulled the curtains all the way.
Is this correct?
You want to know where the area in which the restaurant is found is in?
8- How far is where my the restaurant is from here? How far is that area?
Is this correct?
You want to know where the area in which the restaurant is found is in?
Top answer
1- If you throw a a bottle in a river, the water pressure from the waterfall will take it to the other side. 1- If you throw a a bottle in a lake, the current might take it to the other side. 2- Place your hands over the big hole in the shower curtain to see if your hand gets wet / any water on it .
- 1- If you throw a a bottle in a river, the water pressure from the waterfall will take it to the other side.
- 1- If you throw a a bottle in a lake, the current might take it to the other side.
- 2- Place your hands over the big hole in the shower curtain to see if your hand gets wet / any water on it .
- If you know you are going to flood the place, turn the pressure down so as not to let any water out of the hole / so as not to let any water leak from the hole.
- 3- I don't feel comfortable leaving the room in a mess because it's not my own room.
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1- If you throw a a bottle in a river, the water pressure from the waterfall will take it to the other side.
1- If you throw a a bottle in a lake, the current might take it to the other side.
2- Place your hands over the big hole in the shower curtain to see if your hand gets wet / any water on it. If you know you are going to flood the place, turn the pres
1- If you throw a a bottle in a lake, the current might take it to the other side.
2- Place your hands over the big hole in the shower curtain to see if your hand gets wet / any water on it. If you know you are going to flood the place, turn the pres
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