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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Reading about the olympics
I came across these sentences reading about the olympics.
I had questions
Can you use "up to par" when talking about shooting?
1 There shooting wasn't up to par which is why they lost against their opponents.
Some changes need to be made. I don't know where to start.
2 There is no way you can judge who's best they way the judges judge taekwando at the olympics. The first person to touch the opponents vest gets a point. You can't judge taekwando like that.
Which is correct please?
3 In pole vaulting, the crossbar is raised by a minimum interval of 5 cm at a time.
In pole vaulting, the crossbar will be raised at/by minimum intervals of 5 cm at a time.
Is this natural?
4 He is lucky enough to be part of the olympic team not having yet played professionally.
Thank you so much for everything
I had questions
Can you use "up to par" when talking about shooting?
1 There shooting wasn't up to par which is why they lost against their opponents.
Some changes need to be made. I don't know where to start.
2 There is no way you can judge who's best they way the judges judge taekwando at the olympics. The first person to touch the opponents vest gets a point. You can't judge taekwando like that.
Which is correct please?
3 In pole vaulting, the crossbar is raised by a minimum interval of 5 cm at a time.
In pole vaulting, the crossbar will be raised at/by minimum intervals of 5 cm at a time.
Is this natural?
4 He is lucky enough to be part of the olympic team not having yet played professionally.
Thank you so much for everything
Top answer
I advise you to ask these questions in separate threads. You'll get quicker answers that way, as many people could answer one or two but have neither the time nor knowledge to tackle them all at once. I'll make a start: 1) It's fine to use up to par about shooting.
- I advise you to ask these questions in separate threads.
- You'll get quicker answers that way, as many people could answer one or two but have neither the time nor knowledge to tackle them all at once.
- I'll make a start: 1) It's fine to use up to par about shooting.
- ' against their opponents Rover
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I advise you to ask these questions in separate threads. You'll get quicker answers that way, as many people could answer one or two but have neither the time nor knowledge to tackle them all at once.
I'll make a start:
1) It's fine to use up to par about shooting.
I'll make a start:
1) It's fine to use up to par about shooting.
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