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Austere125rivers Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
watch dog inside!
I have seen a lot of houses with a sings saying : watch dog inside!
Is this correct in English?
Is this correct in English?
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Signs, like headlines, bulleted text, and many other situations, don't use full sentences. There is a watch dog inside this house. ==> Watch dog inside.
- Signs, like headlines, bulleted text, and many other situations, don't use full sentences.
- There is a watch dog inside this house.
- ==> Watch dog inside.
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Signs, like headlines, bulleted text, and many other situations, don't use full sentences.
There is a watch dog inside this house. ==> Watch dog inside.
There is a watch dog inside this house. ==> Watch dog inside.
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