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Watermelonlam Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Teaching naughty kids
Hi,
One day John’s wife told him that their 2 years old son always naughty and so defiant. His wife said “Our kid always break the rules we set and easy to get angry. He always screaming and lose his temper when I stop him. We need to teach him as early as possible otherwise it become harder to teach him to behave. (The later we teach, the more difficult to make him behave.) “
Is that correct for the above sentences?
Thanks for help!
One day John’s wife told him that their 2 years old son always naughty and so defiant. His wife said “Our kid always break the rules we set and easy to get angry. He always screaming and lose his temper when I stop him. We need to teach him as early as possible otherwise it become harder to teach him to behave. (The later we teach, the more difficult to make him behave.) “
Is that correct for the above sentences?
Thanks for help!
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I have underlined some problems. Please fix them and post your revised text here. One da y Jo hn’s wife told him that their 2 years old s on alw ays naughty and so defiant.
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- One da y Jo hn’s wife told him that their 2 years old s on alw ays naughty and so defiant.
- His wife sai d “O ur kid always break the rules we set and easy to get angry.
- He always screaming and lose his temper when I stop him.
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I have underlined some problems. Please fix them and post your revised text here.
One day John’s wife told him that their 2 years old son always naughty and so defiant. His wife said “Our kid always break the rules we set and easy to get angry. He always screaming and lose his temper when I stop him. We need to
One day John’s wife told him that their 2 years old son always naughty and so defiant. His wife said “Our kid always break the rules we set and easy to get angry. He always screaming and lose his temper when I stop him. We need to
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Thanks for your reply.
Please see my revise below:
One day when John's wife told him that their 2 year old son who always naughty and really defiant. (how about the word "tantrum"? which word is common?) His wife said 'Our kid always breaks the rules we set and easy be angry. He is always screaming and loose his temper when I'm stopping him. We need to teach him as early as possi
Please see my revise below:
One day when John's wife told him that their 2 year old son who always naughty and really defiant. (how about the word "tantrum"? which word is common?) His wife said 'Our kid always breaks the rules we set and easy be angry. He is always screaming and loose his temper when I'm stopping him. We need to teach him as early as possi
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One day, John's wife told him that their 2-year-old son was always naughty and defiant. His wife said, 'Our boy always breaks the rules we set and easily becomes angry. He is always screaming and losing his temper when I try to stop him. We need to teach him as early as possible. Otherwise it will become harder to teach him
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I always confuse "year old" and "years old". When I check from the web, it is difficult to judge which one is correct. Could you help clarify?
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I always confuse "year old" and "years old". When I check from the web, it is difficult to judge which one is correct. Could you help clarify?
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'Year-old' is the attributive adjective, just like '10-minute' in '10-minute coffee break': A 10-year-old boy doesn't need to shave.
'Years old' is a predicate complement, just like '10 minutes' in 'Your coffee break is 10 minutes in length': Bobby is 10 years old.
'Years old' is a predicate complement, just like '10 minutes' in 'Your coffee break is 10 minutes in length': Bobby is 10 years old.
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