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Liton Das Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Straight
I will send you straight out of the class.
Is that sentence correct.
Who's the person in whose notebook I wrote all the answer. He can help others who don't have the answers with the answers.
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Liton Das I will send you straight out of the class. This is perfectly normal, but I'd imagine that it could be reduced to 'I'll send you straight out of class' when said with a bit of frustration!
- Liton Das I will send you straight out of the class.
- This is perfectly normal, but I'd imagine that it could be reduced to 'I'll send you straight out of class' when said with a bit of frustration!
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Liton DasI will send you straight out of the class.
This is perfectly normal, but I'd imagine that it could be reduced to 'I'll send you straight out of class' when said with a bit of frustration!
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