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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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They're made too cheaply.
They're made too cheaply.
Hi,
The above is one of the four possible choices in a test; does it make sense? Does it amount to "They're made too badly?' Thanks.
Hi,
The above is one of the four possible choices in a test; does it make sense? Does it amount to "They're made too badly?' Thanks.
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Hi, They're made too cheaply. The above is one of the four possible choices in a test; does it make sense? ' Thanks.
- Hi, They're made too cheaply.
- The above is one of the four possible choices in a test; does it make sense?
- ' Thanks.
- The sentence is correct grammar.
- However, 'cheap' does not necessarily mean 'badly'.
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Hi,
They're made too cheaply. The above is one of the four possible choices in a test; does it make sense? Does it amount to "They're made too badly?' Thanks. The sentence is correct grammar. However, 'cheap' does not ne |
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Thanks, Clive.
The question is "What do you think of the acoutics in this room?" And the answer is "They sound very clear." Thus the base sentence is a stand-alone choice. If it doesn't make sense, don't bother about it. I just want to make sure.
The question is "What do you think of the acoutics in this room?" And the answer is "They sound very clear." Thus the base sentence is a stand-alone choice. If it doesn't make sense, don't bother about it. I just want to make sure.
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Hi,
'Make' is not a good choice of verb. You don't 'make' acoustics. You might say 'The room was built too cheaply, so it has bad acoustics'.
Clive
'Make' is not a good choice of verb. You don't 'make' acoustics. You might say 'The room was built too cheaply, so it has bad acoustics'.
Clive
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