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The second student chosen was John. He received the red folder
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Are the following grammatically correct?
-The second student chosen was John. He received the red folder and looked at “Persistence of Memory” by Salvador Dali. After a few seconds of staring it, John spoke to the classroom.
"In this painting we can see watches as if they were fried eggs as those I had for breakfast. I believe it talk about the time, and how fast time pass inexorably.", explained Josh
-Very good Tim, good insight, sayed his teacher Rebecca
Thanks,
Are the following grammatically correct?
-The second student chosen was John. He received the red folder and looked at “Persistence of Memory” by Salvador Dali. After a few seconds of staring it, John spoke to the classroom.
"In this painting we can see watches as if they were fried eggs as those I had for breakfast. I believe it talk about the time, and how fast time pass inexorably.", explained Josh
-Very good Tim, good insight, sayed his teacher Rebecca
Thanks,
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Are the following sentences / paragraphs grammatically correct? -The second student chosen was John. He received the red folder and looked at “Persistence of Memory” by Salvador Dali.
- Are the following sentences / paragraphs grammatically correct?
- -The second student chosen was John.
- He received the red folder and looked at “Persistence of Memory” by Salvador Dali.
- After a few seconds of staring it, John spoke to the classroom.
- "In this painting we can see watches as if they were fried eggs such as / like those I had for breakfast.
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Are the following sentences / paragraphs grammatically correct?
-The second student chosen was John. He received the red folder and looked at “Persistence of Memory” by Salvador Dali. After a few seconds of staring it, John spoke to the classroom.
"In this painting we can see watches as if they were fried eggs such as / like those I had for breakfast. I believe it
-The second student chosen was John. He received the red folder and looked at “Persistence of Memory” by Salvador Dali. After a few seconds of staring it, John spoke to the classroom.
"In this painting we can see watches as if they were fried eggs such as / like those I had for breakfast. I believe it
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Dear AlpheccaStars:
First of all, thanks for your help.
- "Very good John. (*) Good insight", said his teacher Rebecca.
(*) It was my mistake.
Thanks.
First of all, thanks for your help.
- "Very good John. (*) Good insight", said his teacher Rebecca.
(*) It was my mistake.
Thanks.
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