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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Hi
This is from a grammar lesson website:
Ryan climbed up to Look Out Point where he can see all the way to ocean.
I don't understand why these are wrong:
... where one can see all the way to ocean.
... where he could see all the way to ocean.
Thank you.
This is from a grammar lesson website:
Ryan climbed up to Look Out Point where he can see all the way to ocean.
I don't understand why these are wrong:
... where one can see all the way to ocean.
... where he could see all the way to ocean.
Thank you.
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Anonymous I don't understand why these are wrong:... where one can see all the way to ocean.... where he could see all the way to ocean.
- Anonymous I don't understand why these are wrong:...
- where one can see all the way to ocean....
- where he could see all the way to ocean.
- Well, they are both as wrong as the original in that 'ocean' should be ' the ocean', there should be a comma after 'Point', and 'Look Out' is normally spelt 'Lookout'.
- Otherwise, they are both possible corrections to the original; the second is the expected correction.
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AnonymousI don't understand why these are wrong:... where one can see all the way to ocean.... where he could see all the way to ocean.Well, they are both as wrong as the original in that 'ocean' should be 'the ocean', there should be a comma after 'Point', and 'Look Out' is normally spelt 'Lookout'.
Otherwise, they are both possible correctio
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