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Layla1234 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which sentence is better?
Mind you steps or watch out the stairs they are slippery. It has been snowing all day today.
Let's imagine I have just arrived in London becuause I have always wanted to visit it. I am walking along the street or should I say I walk along the street and I suddenly notice one of the museums, I decide to enter and ask for the tickets. How much is the entrace or should I ask how much do the tickets cost or how much is for the tickets?
Let's imagine I have just arrived in London becuause I have always wanted to visit it. I am walking along the street or should I say I walk along the street and I suddenly notice one of the museums, I decide to enter and ask for the tickets. How much is the entrace or should I ask how much do the tickets cost or how much is for the tickets?
Top answer
Mind the step s. Watch out for the stair s. They're slippery.
- Mind the step s.
- Watch out for the stair s.
- They're slippery.
- It's been snowing all day.
- I am walking along the street and I suddenly notice one of the museums, I decide to enter and ask fo r a ticket.
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Mind the steps. Watch out for the stairs. They're slippery. It's been snowing all day.
I am walking along the street and I suddenly notice one of the museums, I decide to enter and ask for a ticket. How much is the entrance fee?
I am walking along the street and I suddenly notice one of the museums, I decide to enter and ask for a ticket. How much is the entrance fee?
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