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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Which word should I choose?
Could a teacher or native speaker please tell me how to correctly say these sentences please?
1 My shirt collar points up/upward.
2 Whom/Who, with a minimum of tast would want to have it in his or her living room.
3 It is amazing how/that no one wears their hair like that anyone.
4 This thread seems/looks/feels like dental floss.
5 Don't judge the movie (based) on it's ratings.
6 How can a movie be rated so badly? How can a movie have such bad ratings? It is rated 3.6 out of 10 stars.
7 No one but/other than him can beat her.
Thank yo so much
1 My shirt collar points up/upward.
2 Whom/Who, with a minimum of tast would want to have it in his or her living room.
3 It is amazing how/that no one wears their hair like that anyone.
4 This thread seems/looks/feels like dental floss.
5 Don't judge the movie (based) on it's ratings.
6 How can a movie be rated so badly? How can a movie have such bad ratings? It is rated 3.6 out of 10 stars.
7 No one but/other than him can beat her.
Thank yo so much
Top answer
1. upward 2. Who with a minimum of taste would want to have it in his living room ?
- 1.
- upward 2.
- Who with a minimum of taste would want to have it in his living room ?
- 3.
- It is amazing that no one wears their hair like that any more .
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1. upward
2. Who with a minimum of taste would want to have it in his living room?
3. It is amazing that no one wears their hair like that any more.
4. All three are OK.
5. Don't judge the movie by its ratings.
6. OK
7. Either way is OK. "But" is usual.
2. Who with a minimum of taste would want to have it in his living room?
3. It is amazing that no one wears their hair like that any more.
4. All three are OK.
5. Don't judge the movie by its ratings.
6. OK
7. Either way is OK. "But" is usual.
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Thank you Enoon,
I have a quick question
Who in there right minds would buy the old one when the new one is available?
I'm thinking the tenses don't go together.
"Would" doesn't go with "when" and "is" or am I mistaken?
Who in there right minds would buy the old one IF
I have a quick question
Who in there right minds would buy the old one when the new one is available?
I'm thinking the tenses don't go together.
"Would" doesn't go with "when" and "is" or am I mistaken?
Who in there right minds would buy the old one IF
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