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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
She'll vs It'll / It vs IT'll/ One another vs each other
Could you please help me with these sentences?
How would you say these following sentences?
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If she starts talking to me, she’ll/it’ll wake me up.
Rate A is 100 dollars and rate B is 97. The price doesn’t go down (by)/drops (by) a lot. It usually goes down (by)/drops (by) more than 3 dollars. (Is BY optional?)
The price goes up (by) 20%/goes up (by) 100 dollars and the closer you are to the center of town the more expensive it is/get.
When you hear his voice, it means/it’ll mean that he’s back.
I like both of them as much as each other/one another.
How would you say these following sentences?
You're going to have to eat for 4 days at the party tonight since as of tomorrow, you're dieting./If you don’t eat lunch you’ll eat better tonight.
Even if that means having to listen to him sing all night, I’d rather be with him than you.
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