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Soprano Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
When I be 20 years old
Hi. Could you help me with these structures?
1) Someone is talking about her future plan... and said: "When I be 20 years old..." Sound too bad to me. Could you help me correct it?
2) She made her dream. Should I say: She made her dream come true?
3) "She got all the people impressed". This person wants to say that he made a good impression to the people. could you tell me your option?
Thank you very much!
1) Someone is talking about her future plan... and said: "When I be 20 years old..." Sound too bad to me. Could you help me correct it?
2) She made her dream. Should I say: She made her dream come true?
3) "She got all the people impressed". This person wants to say that he made a good impression to the people. could you tell me your option?
Thank you very much!
Top answer
When I am (I'm) 20 years old . . .
- When I am (I'm) 20 years old .
- .
- .
- (Actually, my grandfather used to say, "When I be 80.
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When I am (I'm) 20 years old. . . . .
(Actually, my grandfather used to say, "When I be 80. . . ." Unfortunately, he never made it.)
"She made her dream come true" is fine. "She made her dream" is ambiguous without context.
She impressed all the people. She impressed everyone!
- A.
(Actually, my grandfather used to say, "When I be 80. . . ." Unfortunately, he never made it.)
"She made her dream come true" is fine. "She made her dream" is ambiguous without context.
She impressed all the people. She impressed everyone!
- A.
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