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Vicente P. Teng II Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Something, anything, and somewhere
Sometimes teachers said my sentences are a bit confusing.
My sentence is errored "A girl is annoying me while I am on bus. She always glances somewhere."
It's hard for me to think which anything or something i can put in sentence because I am confused.
Here are these sentences I tried to make.
-I am going to buy something or anything in a store.
-The boss will provide me something to do later.
-My mother wants me to clean anything on the table.
Anyway, help me to understand about these. Thanks!
My sentence is errored "A girl is annoying me while I am on bus. She always glances somewhere."
It's hard for me to think which anything or something i can put in sentence because I am confused.
Here are these sentences I tried to make.
-I am going to buy something or anything in a store.
-The boss will provide me something to do later.
-My mother wants me to clean anything on the table.
Anyway, help me to understand about these. Thanks!
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Part of your problem, Vicente, is that the meanings of some of your sentences are odd. For instance, I don't understand how a woman glancing around can annoy you. Anyway, I would choose these: .
- Part of your problem, Vicente, is that the meanings of some of your sentences are odd.
- For instance, I don't understand how a woman glancing around can annoy you.
- Anyway, I would choose these: .
- A girl on the bus was annoying me.
- She was always glancing around.
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Part of your problem, Vicente, is that the meanings of some of your sentences are odd. For instance, I don't understand how a woman glancing around can annoy you. Anyway, I would choose these:
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A girl on the bus was annoying me. She was always glancing around.
I am going to buy something at the store.
The boss will provide me something to do later.
My mother wants
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A girl on the bus was annoying me. She was always glancing around.
I am going to buy something at the store.
The boss will provide me something to do later.
My mother wants
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oh okay. I got it, so can you explain what something, anything, and everything mean? and give examples for advance grammar. I want to understand clearly.
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You can start by reading [url=http://www.learn4good.com/languages/evrd_grammar/quantifier2.htm] THIS[/url] about some and any. Everything = all things.
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