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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Semtence correction

I must insist on finishing preparing my exam and doing my homework from top to bottom a day before exam and the time we should pass up it. (I mean if exam is on Friday I must finish it before Thursday)

Could anybody correct and adjust this sentence for me?
  

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Hi, I must insist on finishing preparing my exam and doing my homework from top to bottom a day before exam and the time we should pass up it. (I mean if exam is on Friday I must finish it before Thursday) Could anybody correct and adjust this sentence for me? I think you are talking about two things, so I'd make it two sentences.

— Clive

  • Hi, I must insist on finishing preparing my exam and doing my homework from top to bottom a day before exam and the time we should pass up it.
  • (I mean if exam is on Friday I must finish it before Thursday) Could anybody correct and adjust this sentence for me?
  • I think you are talking about two things, so I'd make it two sentences.
  • I don't think 'insist' is a good word here, because I think you are talking about your own mental attitude.
  • I must concentrate on finishing my preparation two days before my exam.
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Hi,

I must insist on finishing preparing my exam and doing my homework from top to bottom a day before exam and the time we should pass up it. (I mean if exam is on Friday I must finish it before Thursday)

Could anybody correct and adjust this sentence for me?

I think you are talking about two things, so I'd make it two sentences.

I don't think 'i
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