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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Tense and wording problems in these sentences? HELP PLEASE
Could you please help me fix these sentences grammatically?
- What one has to do to be/get forgiven.
- What does one ask/expect of such a car? These cars can preform and do what you ask them to.
- I start/ I'll start having 3 days off at the end of the month.
- Your breath smells like whatever you've eaten/you ate.
- I was standing at the beginning/front of the platform.
- The french get paid the most hourly (next) after England.
- Why don't you use the simple tense/Why is the simple tense not to be used.
Thank you
- What one has to do to be/get forgiven.
- What does one ask/expect of such a car? These cars can preform and do what you ask them to.
- I start/ I'll start having 3 days off at the end of the month.
- Your breath smells like whatever you've eaten/you ate.
- I was standing at the beginning/front of the platform.
- The french get paid the most hourly (next) after England.
- Why don't you use the simple tense/Why is the simple tense not to be used.
Thank you
Top answer
1. It is not a question. It should be What does one have to do to be forgiven?
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- It is not a question.
- It should be What does one have to do to be forgiven?
- 2.
- expect 3.
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1. It is not a question. It should be
What does one have to do to be forgiven?
2. expect
3. Both are correct. You can use the present to project the future, especially if it is the near future.
I take my exams tomorrow.
4. Both are correct, but "you've eaten" is more likely to be said because it covers the past up to the present moment.
5. front
6. The French
What does one have to do to be forgiven?
2. expect
3. Both are correct. You can use the present to project the future, especially if it is the near future.
I take my exams tomorrow.
4. Both are correct, but "you've eaten" is more likely to be said because it covers the past up to the present moment.
5. front
6. The French
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