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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Which sentence is correct?
1)
a)I want to see where my bus is at.
b)I want to see where my buse at.
2)
a)Have you painted before?
b)Have you paint before?
3)
a)Have you ever painted before?
b)Have you ever paint before?
4)
a)Can I have you halp me?
b)Can I have you helping me?
Thanks
a)I want to see where my bus is at.
b)I want to see where my buse at.
2)
a)Have you painted before?
b)Have you paint before?
3)
a)Have you ever painted before?
b)Have you ever paint before?
4)
a)Can I have you halp me?
b)Can I have you helping me?
Thanks
Top answer
1) I want to see where my bus is. "at" is not required, as including it creates a redundancy. 2) "a" is correct.
- 1) I want to see where my bus is.
- "at" is not required, as including it creates a redundancy.
- 2) "a" is correct.
- 3) "a" is correct.
- 4) neither selection is correct.
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1) I want to see where my bus is. "at" is not required, as including it creates a redundancy.
2) "a" is correct.
3) "a" is correct.
4) neither selection is correct. Instead, say, "Can I have your help?" or "Will you help me?"
Hope this helps.
2) "a" is correct.
3) "a" is correct.
4) neither selection is correct. Instead, say, "Can I have your help?" or "Will you help me?"
Hope this helps.
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Can you explain to me what each of the correct answer means? Just to make sure.
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