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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Which is the correct sentence?
Hi.
I'd like to say to someone like as below.
but I'm not sure which sentence is correcting?
1.My responsibilities are cure, feed, save.
2.My responsibilities is cure, feed, save.
3.My responsibility is cure, feed, save.
I'd like to say to someone like as below.
but I'm not sure which sentence is correcting?
1.My responsibilities are cure, feed, save.
2.My responsibilities is cure, feed, save.
3.My responsibility is cure, feed, save.
Top answer
(2) is wrong. I favour (1) over (3). It seems to me like an abbreviated way of saying "My responsibilities are to cure, feed and save".
- (2) is wrong.
- I favour (1) over (3).
- It seems to me like an abbreviated way of saying "My responsibilities are to cure, feed and save".
- What is the context?
- My responsibilities are cure, feed, save.
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(2) is wrong. I favour (1) over (3).
It seems to me like an abbreviated way of saying "My responsibilities are to cure, feed and save".
What is the context?
This is incorrect spacing:
1.My responsibilities are cure, feed, save.
This is correct spacing:
1. My responsibilities are cure, feed, save.
It seems to me like an abbreviated way of saying "My responsibilities are to cure, feed and save".
What is the context?
This is incorrect spacing:
1.My responsibilities are cure, feed, save.
This is correct spacing:
1. My responsibilities are cure, feed, save.
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