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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

wave sentences

I would give a wave goodbye to my grandmother everytime I leave home.

I used to give goodbye by waving to my grandmother everytime I leave home.

You cannot wave me to go off/off this road, I am going to stand all day here (on this road).

I saw a traffic police waving the line of vehicles/traffic/people on.

My teacher waved me to come beside her.

My teacher wave me to come over her place.

She don't speak much. Usually, she waves to others to do something.

I waved him to sit on the chair.

Please correct my sentences.
  

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User_gary I would give a wave goodbye to my grandmother every time I left home. I used to say goodbye by waving to my grandmother every time I l eft home. You cannot wave me to go off / o ff this road, I am going to stand all day here (on this road).

— Feebs11

  • User_gary I would give a wave goodbye to my grandmother every time I left home.
  • I used to say goodbye by waving to my grandmother every time I l eft home.
  • You cannot wave me to go off / o ff this road, I am going to stand all day here (on this road).
  • What does this mean?
  • I saw a traffic police waving the line of vehicles/traffic/people on.
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User_garyI would give a wave goodbye to my grandmother every time I left home.


I used to say goodbye by waving to my grandmother every time I left home.

You cannot wave me
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You cannot wave me to go off/off this road, I am going to stand all day here (on this road). What does this mean?

I mean that I am standing in the middle of the road blocking all vehicles, so traffic polic
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User_gary
You cannot wave me to go off/off this road, I am going to stand all day here (on this road). What does this mean?
I mean that I am standing in the middle of the road blocking
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