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Nikitus Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
The students walks down the hallway in direction to the teachers room
Dear forum members
I have the following question:
In the sentence:
The students walks down the hallway in direction to the teachers room
Is the grammar in the following question correct?
I have the following question:
In the sentence:
The students walks down the hallway in direction to the teachers room
Is the grammar in the following question correct?
Top answer
No. Say eg The student walks / The students walk down the hallway in the direction of / towards the teacher s' room. Clive
- No.
- Say eg The student walks / The students walk down the hallway in the direction of / towards the teacher s' room.
- Clive
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No.
Say eg
The student walks / The students walk down the hallway in the direction of / towards the teachers' room.
Clive
Say eg
The student walks / The students walk down the hallway in the direction of / towards the teachers' room.
Clive
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NikitusDear forum members, I have a question with the following sentence : The students walks down the hallway in direction to toward
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Dear grammarfreak
I will watch my punctuation next time.
Best Regards and thanks!
I will watch my punctuation next time.
Best Regards and thanks!
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