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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Questions about my sentences
Hi, everybody
Please help:
"Happy to know that you guys like the cookies. Oh yea, and they are perfect match with coffee. Very often, Tommy and I can finish the whole box in few days!"
1. Is the first sentence correct without the subject like "I am" or "We are"?
2. Is the second sentence correct using the subject "they are"( I refer it to cookies) or I can simply use "It is"?
3. Do I need to use the article "the" before coffee?
4. For my last sentence, I want to express the fact that we love the cookies very much that we can finish the whole box very fast. How can I describe it in a more vivid way in English? Could you give me example? Thank you!
Please help:
"Happy to know that you guys like the cookies. Oh yea, and they are perfect match with coffee. Very often, Tommy and I can finish the whole box in few days!"
1. Is the first sentence correct without the subject like "I am" or "We are"?
2. Is the second sentence correct using the subject "they are"( I refer it to cookies) or I can simply use "It is"?
3. Do I need to use the article "the" before coffee?
4. For my last sentence, I want to express the fact that we love the cookies very much that we can finish the whole box very fast. How can I describe it in a more vivid way in English? Could you give me example? Thank you!
Top answer
Hi, Please help: " Happy to know that you guys like the cookies . Oh yeah, and they are the perfect match with coffee. Very often, Tommy and I can finish the whole box in a few days!
- Hi, Please help: " Happy to know that you guys like the cookies .
- Oh yeah, and they are the perfect match with coffee.
- Very often, Tommy and I can finish the whole box in a few days!
- " 1.
- Is the first sentence correct without the subject like "I am" or "We are"?
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Hi,
Please help:
"Happy to know that you guys like the cookies. Oh yeah, and they are the perfect match with coffee. Very often, Tommy and I can finish the whole box in a few days!"
1. Is the first sentence correct without the subject like "I am" or "We are"? Yes, but only in casual, informal English, usually written.
2. Is the second senten
Please help:
"Happy to know that you guys like the cookies. Oh yeah, and they are the perfect match with coffee. Very often, Tommy and I can finish the whole box in a few days!"
1. Is the first sentence correct without the subject like "I am" or "We are"? Yes, but only in casual, informal English, usually written.
2. Is the second senten
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1. Yes, but only in informal writing. It would be okay in an email or even a book, but not in an essay.
2. Yes, since "they" refers to a plural noun, cookies. However, you're missing an article before "perfect match" and you misspelled the word yeah. "Oh yeah, and they are a/the perfect match with coffee." You would use the singular article because you're talking about them collectively,
2. Yes, since "they" refers to a plural noun, cookies. However, you're missing an article before "perfect match" and you misspelled the word yeah. "Oh yeah, and they are a/the perfect match with coffee." You would use the singular article because you're talking about them collectively,
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