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Believer Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Which one is correct?
Which one is correct?
This will help learn more about the Bible.
This will help to learn more about the Bible.
This will help them learn more about the Bible.
This will help them to learn more about the Bible.
I can't make it on Friday.
I can't make if on the Friday.
Me and my friend played at my home.
I and my friend played at my home.
This will help learn more about the Bible.
This will help to learn more about the Bible.
This will help them learn more about the Bible.
This will help them to learn more about the Bible.
I can't make it on Friday.
I can't make if on the Friday.
Me and my friend played at my home.
I and my friend played at my home.
Top answer
Only these are correct. This will help them learn more about the Bible. This will help them to learn more about the Bible.
- Only these are correct.
- This will help them learn more about the Bible.
- This will help them to learn more about the Bible.
- I can't make it on Friday.
- CJ
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Only these are correct.
This will help them learn more about the Bible.
This will help them to learn more about the Bible.
I can't make it on Friday.
CJ
This will help them learn more about the Bible.
This will help them to learn more about the Bible.
I can't make it on Friday.
CJ
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Sorry, there was a typo and the correct sentence is given below. May I ask you two additional questions?
1. Would you say this sentence is correct?
I can't make it on the friday.
Can the days of the week have the definite article "the"?
2. If you have a friend and you want to say that he and you played at your home/house, how would you ph
1. Would you say this sentence is correct?
I can't make it on the friday.
Can the days of the week have the definite article "the"?
2. If you have a friend and you want to say that he and you played at your home/house, how would you ph
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1. No. There is no "the" to indicate on which day. I can't make it on Friday. (Capitalize Friday, by the way.)
2. If you are an adult, you probably would not use the sentence at all, by the way. It is a sentence that would most likely be used only by children under age 12 or so.
He and I played at my house.
He came over to my house to play (with me).
2. If you are an adult, you probably would not use the sentence at all, by the way. It is a sentence that would most likely be used only by children under age 12 or so.
He and I played at my house.
He came over to my house to play (with me).
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