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Help Wanted Posted 23 years ago
Grammar
Sorry for wanting help again!
Is it right to begin like this:
You may not believe in me but it was true. I saw a robbery yesterday!
Plus, any problem with this sentence? Please correct if there's any mistakes.
I was in my car while Mom was searching for a cap for my brother. She parked the car near the Henrys meat shop.
Many many thanks for helping! T_T
You may not believe in me but it was true. I saw a robbery yesterday!
Plus, any problem with this sentence? Please correct if there's any mistakes.
I was in my car while Mom was searching for a cap for my brother. She parked the car near the Henrys meat shop.
Many many thanks for helping! T_T
Top answer
You may not believe me but it was true. I saw a robbery yesterday! ('in' is not needed) I was in my car while Mom was searching for a cap for my brother.
- You may not believe me but it was true.
- I saw a robbery yesterday!
- ('in' is not needed) I was in my car while Mom was searching for a cap for my brother.
- She parked the car near Henry's meat shop.
- ('the' is not needed)
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You may not believe me but it was true. I saw a robbery yesterday! ('in' is not needed)
I was in my car while Mom was searching for a cap for my brother. She parked the car near Henry's meat shop. ('the' is not needed)
I was in my car while Mom was searching for a cap for my brother. She parked the car near Henry's meat shop. ('the' is not needed)
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