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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Which is correct?
Which is correct?
Can an expert tell me how I should phrase :
When it comes to throwing out silverware, plates or glasses, my wife and I don't hesitate if it is chipped or rusty.
When it comes to silverware, plates or glasses, my wife and I throw them out if they are chipped or rusty.
Can an expert tell me how I should phrase :
When it comes to throwing out silverware, plates or glasses, my wife and I don't hesitate if it is chipped or rusty.
When it comes to silverware, plates or glasses, my wife and I throw them out if they are chipped or rusty.
Top answer
When it comes to silverware, plates or glasses, my wife and I throw them out if they are chipped or rusty. The whole thing is unnatural - none of the things you mention can get rusty, and silverware doesn't chip.
- When it comes to silverware, plates or glasses, my wife and I throw them out if they are chipped or rusty.
- The whole thing is unnatural - none of the things you mention can get rusty, and silverware doesn't chip.
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AnonymousWhen it comes to throwing out silverware, plates or glasses, my wife and I don't hesitate if it is chipped or rusty.When it comes to silverware, plates or glasses, my wife and I throw them out if they are chipped or rusty.The whole thing is unnatural - none of the things you mention can get rusty, and silverware doesn't chip.
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My wife and I don't hesitate throwing out chipped plates, cracked glasses, or tarnished silverware.
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If you have to correct thhe way it is written above, what is grammatical AlpheccaStars?
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AnonymousIf you have to correct thhe way it is written above, what is grammatical AlpheccaStars?When it comes to silverware, plates or glasses, my wife and I throw them out if they are slightly damaged or worse for wear..
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