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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which words should I choose?
Which words should I choose? How would you write the sentences?
The book is arranged/sorted by subject.
I wouldn't expect anything less of/from him.
He gets walked [on/all over] by his boss.
Since we renovated the restaurant, we've had a 30% increase turnover.
You just brushed your teeth. Is eating chocolate worth brushing you teeth [over]?
If I don't have a boy, no one will carry the family name.
How many more hits will you get for/ with 'car' than for 'red cars'?
Thank you!!!
The book is arranged/sorted by subject.
I wouldn't expect anything less of/from him.
He gets walked [on/all over] by his boss.
Since we renovated the restaurant, we've had a 30% increase turnover.
You just brushed your teeth. Is eating chocolate worth brushing you teeth [over]?
If I don't have a boy, no one will carry the family name.
How many more hits will you get for/ with 'car' than for 'red cars'?
Thank you!!!
Top answer
Book s are sorted; a book is normally arranged. less/of are both used. increase in business Skip the 'over" Probably carry on is more appropriate Use with in both places.
- Book s are sorted; a book is normally arranged.
- less/of are both used.
- increase in business Skip the 'over" Probably carry on is more appropriate Use with in both places.
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Books are sorted; a book is normally arranged.
less/of are both used.
I think the more natural is "get walked all over on" (natural, but not necessarily good form)
...increase in business
Skip the 'over"
Probably carry on is more appropriate
Use with in both places.
less/of are both used.
I think the more natural is "get walked all over on" (natural, but not necessarily good form)
...increase in business
Skip the 'over"
Probably carry on is more appropriate
Use with in both places.
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Hi Philip, thank you
The book is arranged/sorted by subject. I don't understand your answer, is it sorted or arranged?
Would you use over in these 2 sentences? He isn't worth getting fired over?
Chocolate isn't worth brushing your teeth over.
How many more hits will you get for/ with 'car' than for 'red cars'? You wouldn't say FOR 'I got 2000 hits for t
The book is arranged/sorted by subject. I don't understand your answer, is it sorted or arranged?
Would you use over in these 2 sentences? He isn't worth getting fired over?
Chocolate isn't worth brushing your teeth over.
How many more hits will you get for/ with 'car' than for 'red cars'? You wouldn't say FOR 'I got 2000 hits for t
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