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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Walk
Can we find a place I don't have to walk too much.
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Thanks.
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Thanks.
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Hi, It's incorrect. Where's the question mark at the end of the sentence? An appropriate preposition is missing as well.
- Hi, It's incorrect.
- Where's the question mark at the end of the sentence?
- An appropriate preposition is missing as well.
- Formal: Could we find a place in which I won't have to walk very much?
- Less formal: Can we find a place I won't have to walk very much in ?
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Hi,
It's incorrect. Where's the question mark at the end of the sentence?
An appropriate preposition is missing as well.
Formal: Could we find a place in which I won't have to walk very much?
Less formal: Can we find a place I won't have to walk very much in?
Informal / Colloquial: Can we find a place I won't have to walk too much?
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It's incorrect. Where's the question mark at the end of the sentence?
An appropriate preposition is missing as well.
Formal: Could we find a place in which I won't have to walk very much?
Less formal: Can we find a place I won't have to walk very much in?
Informal / Colloquial: Can we find a place I won't have to walk too much?
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PreciousJonesNo.
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
I suppose you want to say:
Can we find somewhere to go near here?
Can we find a place where we don't have to walk too much to get to?
Hope this helps.
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PreciousJonesCan we find a place I don't have to walk too much.It's grammatically correct, but won't is more idiomatic than don't. Also a place where might be a little better.
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
I assume you're saying you don't want to go to a big mall or to a big park or anywhere like that
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