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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
WORD AND TENSE PROBLEM WHICH WORD TO USE?
How would you properly say these sentences please?
1 He used all his strength/power to open the lid off/of the can.
2 By the time the sugar gets to/into your blood stream, you may/might have fainted.
3 When I didn't know who was who, I though his name was X and his name was Y.
4 You can watch 3 movies on your laptop battery/with your laptop battery before it dies.
Thank you
1 He used all his strength/power to open the lid off/of the can.
2 By the time the sugar gets to/into your blood stream, you may/might have fainted.
3 When I didn't know who was who, I though his name was X and his name was Y.
4 You can watch 3 movies on your laptop battery/with your laptop battery before it dies.
Thank you
Top answer
Thank you My take on it: 1 He used all his strength to prise the can lid off. 2 By the time the sugar gets into your blood stream, you may faint. 3 I didn't really know what his name was as it turned out that his name was actually Y, but not X as I previously thought.
- Thank you My take on it: 1 He used all his strength to prise the can lid off.
- 2 By the time the sugar gets into your blood stream, you may faint.
- 3 I didn't really know what his name was as it turned out that his name was actually Y, but not X as I previously thought.
- 4 You will be able to watch 3 movies on your laptop before its battery runs down.
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alc24How would you properly say these sentences please?1 He used all his strength/power to open the lid off/of the can.2 By the time the sugar gets to/into your blood stream, you may/might have fainted.3 When I didn't know who was who, I though his name was X and his name was Y.4 You can watch 3 movies on your laptop battery/with your laptop battery before it dies.Thank y
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