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Contiluo Posted 15 years ago
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Teachers' washroom
Please check out the following sentences.
(1) Then I admonished him, “Don’t you see the sign saying ‘Teachers’ Washroom’?
(2) You students should obey school rules and guidelines.
(3) You shouldn’t come here. Never come here again.”
(1) Then I admonished him, “Don’t you see the sign saying ‘Teachers’ Washroom’?
(2) You students should obey school rules and guidelines.
(3) You shouldn’t come here. Never come here again.”
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I have underlined the problem: (1) Then I admonished him, "Don't you see the sign saying ‘Teachers' Washroo m'?
- I have underlined the problem: (1) Then I admonished him, "Don't you see the sign saying ‘Teachers' Washroo m'?
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I have underlined the problem:
(1) Then I admonished him, "Don't you see the sign saying ‘Teachers' Washroom'?
(1) Then I admonished him, "Don't you see the sign saying ‘Teachers' Washroom'?
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The original paragraph is as written.
Then I admonished him, "Don't you see the sign saying 'Teachers' Washroom?' You students should obey school rules and guidelines. You should go to students’ washroom. Never come here again.”
Then I admonished him, "Don't you see the sign saying 'Teachers' Washroom?' You students should obey school rules and guidelines. You should go to students’ washroom. Never come here again.”
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