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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Usage Problem
Hi,
I've some questions below:
1. I want to say something to encourage and give confidence to a teenage boy to work hard on this study, to enjoy his school time and wish him have a good result in the exam. How can I say that in an appropriate and funny way? Pls advice
2. Is it correc to say, " The price has gone up". OR can I say, " The price has been rasied up"
What is the correct saying?
3. My cup is in red color. Now, can I say, "I want to use the same color as was the cup."?
Pls correct my grammar.
I've some questions below:
1. I want to say something to encourage and give confidence to a teenage boy to work hard on this study, to enjoy his school time and wish him have a good result in the exam. How can I say that in an appropriate and funny way? Pls advice
2. Is it correc to say, " The price has gone up". OR can I say, " The price has been rasied up"
What is the correct saying?
3. My cup is in red color. Now, can I say, "I want to use the same color as was the cup."?
Pls correct my grammar.
Top answer
Study hard, have fun at school, and good luck on your exam . ) "The price has gone up," is correct. " (no "up") My cup is red.
- Study hard, have fun at school, and good luck on your exam .
- ) "The price has gone up," is correct.
- " (no "up") My cup is red.
- I want to use the same color as the cup.
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Study hard, have fun at school, and good luck on your exam . (The "funny" may be lacking, but it's appropriate.)
"The price has gone up," is correct. Or you can say "The price has been raised." (no "up")
My cup is red. I want to use the same color as the cup.
"The price has gone up," is correct. Or you can say "The price has been raised." (no "up")
My cup is red. I want to use the same color as the cup.
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