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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Which word is appropriate in each sentence?
Which word is appropriate in each sentence?
You can deduce a lot by/from how some handles themselves.
It's a nice city regardless of/despite what you've seen on TV.
I am at a age where/that if I don't exercise, I'll gain weight.
The car drove the puddle and wet everyone on the sidewalk who waited/waiting to cross.
Thank you in advance
You can deduce a lot by/from how some handles themselves.
It's a nice city regardless of/despite what you've seen on TV.
I am at a age where/that if I don't exercise, I'll gain weight.
The car drove the puddle and wet everyone on the sidewalk who waited/waiting to cross.
Thank you in advance
Top answer
You can deduce a lot from how some handles themselves. It's a nice city regardless of/despite what you've seen on TV. I am at an age where if I don't exercise, I'll gain weight.
- You can deduce a lot from how some handles themselves.
- It's a nice city regardless of/despite what you've seen on TV.
- I am at an age where if I don't exercise, I'll gain weight.
- The car drove through the puddle and soaked everyone on the sidewalk who was waiting to cross.
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You can deduce a lot from how some handles themselves.
It's a nice city regardless of/despite what you've seen on TV.
I am at an age where if I don't exercise, I'll gain weight.
The car drove through the puddle and soaked everyone on the sidewalk who was waiting to cross.
It's a nice city regardless of/despite what you've seen on TV.
I am at an age where if I don't exercise, I'll gain weight.
The car drove through the puddle and soaked everyone on the sidewalk who was waiting to cross.
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