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Felixxx Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

usage of "are/do" , "and/or"

he performed much better than you do
he is good-looking than you are
he is boring , so are jenny
Janna is seriously injured in the accident, so do Tommy.

i like apple and orange
i don't like apple or orange
we are unable to go for a walk or watch TV.
He could not dancing or swimming.
we always use "or" to describe an negative statement right?
are those statement grammatically correct?
thanks guys!
  

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Felixxx are those statement grammatically correct? No. Start by capitalizing the first word of a sentence, all people's names, and the pronoun 'I'.

— Mister Micawber

  • Felixxx are those statement grammatically correct?
  • No.
  • Start by capitalizing the first word of a sentence, all people's names, and the pronoun 'I'.
  • End them with a period, exclamation point, or question mark.
  • I have also underlined some other problems: he performed much better than you do he is good -looking than you are he is boring , so are jenny Janna is seriously injured in the accident, so do Tommy.
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Felixxxare those statement grammatically correct?
No. Start by capitalizing the first word of a sentence, all people's names, and the pronoun 'I'. End them with a period, exclamation point, or question mark. I have also underlined some other problems:

he performed much better than you do
he is good-looking than you are
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He performed much better than you do.
He is good-looking than you are.
He is boring , so is jenny.
Janna was seriously injured in the accident, so did Tommy.

I like apples and oranges.
I don't like apples or oranges.
We are unable to go for a walk or watch TV.
He coul
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Much better!

He performed much better than you do.
He is better-looking than you are.
He is boring , and so is Jenny.
Janna was seriously injured in the accident, and so was Tommy.
I like apples and oranges.
I don't like apples or oranges.
We are unable to go for a walk or watch TV.
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He performed much better than you did.
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AlpheccaStarsHe performed much better than you did.
I think either will work; the activity may be repeated.
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