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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Sentence correction

Are these sentences natural and correct?

This laundry does a good job at cleaning your cloths.

This laundry cleans your cloths well.
  

Top answer

This laundry does a good job of cleaning your clothes . This laundry cleans your clothes well.

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  • This laundry does a good job of cleaning your clothes .
  • This laundry cleans your clothes well.
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This laundry does a good job of cleaning your clothes.
This laundry cleans your clothes well.
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If the laundry is cleaning "cloths" instead of "clothes", it will be correct.
"cloths" is not as likely as "clothes".
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GPYThis laundry does a good job of cleaning your clothes.This laundry cleans your clothes well.
Thank you. Would the word 'at' also be correct because I heard a native use it?
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wilpeterIf the laundry is cleaning "cloths" instead of "clothes", it will be correct."cloths" is not as likely as "clothes".
I see. Thank you. I meant to say 'clothes', but did not realize the difference. Just curious is the use of the word 'at' in my first sentence also correct and possible?
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AnonymousThis laundry does a good job at cleaning your cloths.
This sounds odd to me. I live in the US. When someone says, " I do my laundry on Sunday", it means he is washing his dirty clothes on Sunday. This may mean that he puts his dirty clothes in his own washing machine to wash, or he may be taking his clothes to a "laundromat ". My observation tells me
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Anonymous GPYThis laundry does a good job of cleaning your clothes.This laundry cleans your clothes well.Thank you. Would the word 'at' also be correct because I heard a native use it?
It's not a form of the expression that I'm familiar with (though it's perfectly intelligible).
AnonymousThis sounds odd to me. I live in the US. When som
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GPY Anonymous GPYThis laundry does a good job of cleaning your clothes.This laundry cleans your clothes well.Thank you. Would the word 'at' also be correct because I heard a native use it?It's not an expression I'm familiar with.AnonymousThis sounds odd to me. I live in the US. When someone says, " I do my laundry on Sunday", it means he is washing his dirty clothes on Su
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AnonymousI see, thanks teacher. How about the word 'with'. Would it be possible? (This laundry does a good job with cleaning your clothes)
Again, it is perfectly intelligible, but it is not the natural expression for me.
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GPY AnonymousI see, thanks teacher. How about the word 'with'. Would it be possible? (This laundry does a good job with cleaning your clothes)Again, it is perfectly intelligible, but it is not the natural expression for me.
I see. Thanks.

Just curious, if I excluded 'a good job' and wrote the below sentence, which of the words would be possible?
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AnonymousThis laundry does well at/with/of cleaning your clothes.
None of them is very natural.
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