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Jack.Dalton Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Sentencs check vol. 3
Hi!
Please help me with the following sentences:
1.Some of them cover a distance of a hundred or even more kilometres a day, and they do not find it a big problem. (should there be "a hundred" or just "hundred"?)
2.When I came round, I was in a hospital. (should there be "in a hospital" or "in hospital"?)
3.Although transplants are not yet routine, they are becoming more and more common. (Should there be "a" routine or not?)
4.What sort of persons join a sect? (should there be "sorts of people" or it's ok now?)
5. ...which can result in dewatering of the body. (is this correct or should it be: which can result in dehydration?)
Thanks.
Please help me with the following sentences:
1.Some of them cover a distance of a hundred or even more kilometres a day, and they do not find it a big problem. (should there be "a hundred" or just "hundred"?)
2.When I came round, I was in a hospital. (should there be "in a hospital" or "in hospital"?)
3.Although transplants are not yet routine, they are becoming more and more common. (Should there be "a" routine or not?)
4.What sort of persons join a sect? (should there be "sorts of people" or it's ok now?)
5. ...which can result in dewatering of the body. (is this correct or should it be: which can result in dehydration?)
Thanks.
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Some of them cover a distance of a hundred or even more kilometres a day, and they do not find it a big problem. ) 'a hundred' is correct. When I came round, I was in a hospital.
- Some of them cover a distance of a hundred or even more kilometres a day, and they do not find it a big problem.
- ) 'a hundred' is correct.
- When I came round, I was in a hospital.
- ) Both are OK in British English.
- For American English use 'in a hospital' or 'in the hospital'.
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1.Some of them cover a distance of a hundred or even more kilometres a day, and they do not find it a big problem. (should there be "a hundred" or just "hundred"?) 'a hundred' is correct.
2.When I came round, I was in a hospital. (should there be "in a hospital" or "in hospital"?) Both are OK in British English. For Ameri
2.When I came round, I was in a hospital. (should there be "in a hospital" or "in hospital"?) Both are OK in British English. For Ameri
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1..Choose 1 of the options: (With no big difficulty,) some of them cover a distance of a hundred or more kilometres a day (with no problem).
2..in the hospital
3..Although transplantations are not yet routine operations, they are becoming more and more commonplace.
4..use the singular..What sort of person joins/would join a sect?
5..which may result in dehydrati
2..in the hospital
3..Although transplantations are not yet routine operations, they are becoming more and more commonplace.
4..use the singular..What sort of person joins/would join a sect?
5..which may result in dehydrati
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