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Maverick17 Posted 8 years ago
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Just that I slept late last night, I am appearing sleepy - is it right?
''we are supposed to have meeting today, but the officials did not come(or attend), so there is no meeting(or meeting did not happen)'' - correct it.
I asked him to stay outside(the door), so that he can hear if i call him - right or wrong
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maverick17 Just that I slept late last night, I am appearing sleepy - is it right? No. — I look sleepy because I went to bed late last night .
- maverick17 Just that I slept late last night, I am appearing sleepy - is it right?
- No.
- — I look sleepy because I went to bed late last night .
- maverick17 '' we are supposed to have meeting today, but the officials did not come(or attend), so there is no meeting(or meeting did not happen)'' - correct it.
- I have underlined two problem areas and your verb forms are ambiguous; correct it yourself and we will check it.
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maverick17Just that I slept late last night, I am appearing sleepy - is it right?
No. Is this what you mean?—
I look sleepy because I went to bed late last night.
maverick17''we are supposed to have meeting today, but the officials did not come(or attend), so there is no meeting(or meeting did not happ
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