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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
sitting keeping legs broadly
Three guys were sitting on a table, where four people can sit, keeping their legs broadly. So I asked them to move aside so that I can also sit.
Please correct my sentence.
Please correct my sentence.
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I can't think of a genteel way to say it. I suppose it would be "with their legs spread," "OR "with their legs apart."
If you're going to use simple past for "asked," you should probably say, "so that I might / could sit also." (or, "also sit.")
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If you're going to use simple past for "asked," you should probably say, "so that I might / could sit also." (or, "also sit.")
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If they're that ill-mannered, I think I'd just go sit somewhere else! (Sorry, but my 6000th post had to be flippant!)
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Hi,
Three guys were sitting on a table, where four people can sit, keeping their legs broadly. So I asked them to move aside so that I can also sit.
Three guys were sitting on a table where four people could sit, keeping their legs wide apart, so I asked them to move so that I could also sit there.
People usually sit on chairs rather than on tables.
Three guys were sitting on a table, where four people can sit, keeping their legs broadly. So I asked them to move aside so that I can also sit.
Three guys were sitting on a table where four people could sit, keeping their legs wide apart, so I asked them to move so that I could also sit there.
People usually sit on chairs rather than on tables.
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