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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Write, write it, or write it as

Hi, when do we use the following?

I would write ____.
I would write it ____.
I would write is as ____.
  

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In many situations. For instance: I would write a novel if I could. I would write it carefull y.

— Mister Micawber

  • In many situations.
  • For instance: I would write a novel if I could.
  • I would write it carefull y.
  • I would write it as if I were the main character.
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In many situations. For instance:

I would write a novel if I could.
I would write it carefully.
I would write it as if I were the main character.
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Thank you. Would you say these are correct?

1.I think the word "Bonjour" is "Hi" in French.

A: How would you write "Bonjour" in English?
B:I would write it "Hi'.
Not,
B:I would write it as "Hi".

2. A: How would you write a response to the type of question, "How is it going?"?
B: I would write it (as??) "Fine, it's going fine/well.
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1-- I wouldn't use the verb 'write'.

A: How would you say "Bonjour" in English?
B:I would say "Good morning".

A: How would you translate "bonjour" into English?
B:I would translate it as "Good morning".

2. A: How would you respond to the question, "How is it going?"?
B: I would say, "Fine, it's going fine/well."
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