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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Whish sentence is correct in American English?

Are these sentences correct in American English?

1)

a)A ball stucked between these chairs.

b)A ball has stucked between these chairs.

2)

a)Their downtown is not fun.

b)Their downtown is not funny.

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Top answer

1)These are okay: A ball is stuck between the chairs. There is a ball stuck between the chairs. ) 2) You probably want (a).

— Khoff

  • 1)These are okay: A ball is stuck between the chairs.
  • There is a ball stuck between the chairs.
  • ) 2) You probably want (a).
  • (b) doesn't make much sense -- something that's "funny" makes people laugh.
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1)These are okay:
A ball is stuck between the chairs.
There is a ball stuck between the chairs.
(not "stucked"!)

2) You probably want (a). (b) doesn't make much sense -- something that's "funny" makes people laugh.
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bassaa)Their downtown is not fun.
b)Their downtown is not funny.
You need a).

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CJ
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