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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Saw the situation
Can I say,
(a) When she saw the situation (in the class), she was very annoyed. She punished all the class severely.
(b) When she saw the situation happened / that happened (in the class), she was annnoyed.
(c) When she saw the situation, she went into the class with annoy / in annoyed.
(d) When she saw the situation, she felt annoyed about the pupils' wrong-doings.
(e) When the situation in the class was bad / serious, she felt annoyed.
(a) When she saw the situation (in the class), she was very annoyed. She punished all the class severely.
(b) When she saw the situation happened / that happened (in the class), she was annnoyed.
(c) When she saw the situation, she went into the class with annoy / in annoyed.
(d) When she saw the situation, she felt annoyed about the pupils' wrong-doings.
(e) When the situation in the class was bad / serious, she felt annoyed.
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7Hey friend, in my opinion as an English Literature student i see (a) is the most suitable one.
- 7Hey friend, in my opinion as an English Literature student i see (a) is the most suitable one.
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7Hey friend, in my opinion as an English Literature student i see (a) is the most suitable one.
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Hi VT
Here are some suggestions:
(a) When she saw the situation (in the class), she was very annoyed. She punishedall the whole class severely.
(b) When she sawthe situation happened / that happened what was happening (in the class), she was annoyed.
(e) She was annoyed by the students' misbehavior.
Here are some suggestions:
(a) When she saw the situation (in the class), she was very annoyed. She punished
(b) When she saw
(e) She was annoyed by the students' misbehavior.
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