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Nakool Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Sentence improvement
He has his meal at two, when he has it, he goes off to sleep.
a) when he has had it
b) when he will have it
c) when he will have had it
d) No Improvement
Answer is (a).
I believe the answer should have been (d). Please guide me on this.
a) when he has had it
b) when he will have it
c) when he will have had it
d) No Improvement
Answer is (a).
I believe the answer should have been (d). Please guide me on this.
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Did you type this correctly? It's a run-on sentence, ie two sentences joined incorrectly by a comma. You need a period after 'two', or a conjunction.
- Did you type this correctly?
- It's a run-on sentence, ie two sentences joined incorrectly by a comma.
- You need a period after 'two', or a conjunction.
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Did you type this correctly?
It's a run-on sentence, ie two sentences joined incorrectly by a comma. You need a period after 'two', or a conjunction.
It's a run-on sentence, ie two sentences joined incorrectly by a comma. You need a period after 'two', or a conjunction.
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Sorry, I will rectify it.
He has his meal at two. when he has it, he goes off to sleep.
a) when he has had it
b) when he will have it
c) when he will have had it
d) No Improvement
Answer is (a).
I believe the answer should have been (d). Please guide me on this
He has his meal at two. when he has it, he goes off to sleep.
a) when he has had it
b) when he will have it
c) when he will have had it
d) No Improvement
Answer is (a).
I believe the answer should have been (d). Please guide me on this
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You need to follow the period with a capital letter. That means that A/B/C each must start with a capital letter.
He has his meal at two. When he has it, he goes off to sleep.
a) When he has had it
b) When he will
He has his meal at two. When he has it, he goes off to sleep.
a) When he has had it
b) When he will
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