0
Kikima Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Which one is true?
Which one is true?
"The boat which enrolled the harbour was prohibited edging from second line." or
"The boat which enrolled the harbour was prohibited from edging second line."
Thanks.
"The boat which enrolled the harbour was prohibited edging from second line." or
"The boat which enrolled the harbour was prohibited from edging second line."
Thanks.
Top answer
" It's grammatically correct, but not at all true. Neither of the sentences is correct. I don't know what word you meant instead of "enrolled" but "entered" is a likely choice.
- " It's grammatically correct, but not at all true.
- Neither of the sentences is correct.
- I don't know what word you meant instead of "enrolled" but "entered" is a likely choice.
- What does "edging the second line" mean?
- Can you use different words to explain it?
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
Hi kikima,
Please note that "true" is not the same as "grammatically correct." I can say "I am a tall man." It's grammatically correct, but not at all true.
Neither of the sentences is correct.
I don't know what word you meant instead of "enrolled" but "entered" is a likely choice.
What does "edging the second line" mean? Can you use different words to explain i
Please note that "true" is not the same as "grammatically correct." I can say "I am a tall man." It's grammatically correct, but not at all true.
Neither of the sentences is correct.
I don't know what word you meant instead of "enrolled" but "entered" is a likely choice.
What does "edging the second line" mean? Can you use different words to explain i
00
Hello,
You're right, I should explain. I live in a coast town and here we have lots of boats. Some boats come fr
You're right, I should explain. I live in a coast town and here we have lots of boats. Some boats come fr
0
Related Questions