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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
which one is correct?
Please tell me which one for each set is correct.
1. Tell me what you did since you got up today.
Tell me what you did after you got up today.
2. A bicycle is a vehicle you peddle to go forward.
A bicycle is the vehicle you peddle to go forward.
1. Tell me what you did since you got up today.
Tell me what you did after you got up today.
2. A bicycle is a vehicle you peddle to go forward.
A bicycle is the vehicle you peddle to go forward.
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1 - Both seem okay to me. " If you said "the vehicle" it would imply that there are no other vehicles that you peddle.
- 1 - Both seem okay to me.
- " If you said "the vehicle" it would imply that there are no other vehicles that you peddle.
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1 - Both seem okay to me.
2 - Because there is more than one vehicle that you peddle, you should use "a vehicle." If you said "the vehicle" it would imply that there are no other vehicles that you peddle.
2 - Because there is more than one vehicle that you peddle, you should use "a vehicle." If you said "the vehicle" it would imply that there are no other vehicles that you peddle.
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AnonymousPlease tell me which one for each set is correct.
1. Tell me what you did since you got up today. what you have done/have been doing
Tell me what you did after you got up today.
2. A bicycle is a vehicle you peddle to go forward. definition of bicycle
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Hi guys,
As a cyclist, I have to point out that you pedal a bike. You only peddleit if you want to sell it.
As a cyclist, I have to point out that you pedal a bike. You only peddleit if you want to sell it.
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CliveHi guys,
As a cyclist, I have to point out that you pedal a bike. You only peddleit if you want to sell it.
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