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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Roding by my house, sitting by/on my side, standing by/on my side

I saw him roding by my house.
He crinkled, tore the paper and chucked it away.
I saw a heap of books one above the another
He was sitting by my side.
He was standing by my side.
He was sitting on my side.
He was standing on my side.

Please correct my sentences and suggest me nicer versions too.

I mean "saw him passing by my house riding his bike" by first sentence.
  

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My suggestions: I saw him riding his bike past my house. He tore the paper out, crunched it up, and threw it away. I saw a (large) pile/stack of books.

— Jenness

  • My suggestions: I saw him riding his bike past my house.
  • He tore the paper out, crunched it up, and threw it away.
  • I saw a (large) pile/stack of books.
  • He was sitting beside me.
  • / He was sitting next to me.
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My suggestions:

I saw him riding his bike past my house.
He tore the paper out, crunched it up, and threw it away.
I saw a (large) pile/stack of books.
He was sitting beside me. / He was sitting next to me.
He was standing beside me. / He was standing next to me.
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