Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correct sentences please
Hi.
1.When dogs are newborns, we call them puppy.
2. E-pal means an email friend.
3.The word "E-pal" means someone you ...
4. Two-year contract with a possible extension according to the result of (a?) performace evaluation.
5. Leave this on the board to act as a template -- or if you feel your students are accurate (a comma??) you can erase it.
6. You don't like sport (sports?).
7. You like exercise (exercising? to exercise?).
8. (let's pretend "xxx" is a symbol.)
Anytime you see this symbol: xxx, you may want to have them come up.
1.When dogs are newborns, we call them puppy.
2. E-pal means an email friend.
3.The word "E-pal" means someone you ...
4. Two-year contract with a possible extension according to the result of (a?) performace evaluation.
5. Leave this on the board to act as a template -- or if you feel your students are accurate (a comma??) you can erase it.
6. You don't like sport (sports?).
7. You like exercise (exercising? to exercise?).
8. (let's pretend "xxx" is a symbol.)
Anytime you see this symbol: xxx, you may want to have them come up.
Top answer
Newborn dogs are called puppies. 2. E-pal means an email pen pal (or penfriend).
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1.Newborn dogs are called puppies.
2. E-pal means an email pen pal (or penfriend).
3.The word "E-pal" means someone you correspond frequently by email with the purpose of establishing/cultivating a friendship and whom you often have not met in person.
4. Two-year contract with a possible extension according to the result of the performance evaluation.
5. Leave
2. E-pal means an email pen pal (or penfriend).
3.The word "E-pal" means someone you correspond frequently by email with the purpose of establishing/cultivating a friendship and whom you often have not met in person.
4. Two-year contract with a possible extension according to the result of the performance evaluation.
5. Leave
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Great. Why did you put the definite article here for no.4? Couldn't it be the indefinite article "a" there?
You corrected:
4. Two-year contract with a possible extension according to the result of the performance evaluation.
Also, why do they have to be indefinite articles here?
In order to proceed further, you need to submit an Application for Exemption
You corrected:
4. Two-year contract with a possible extension according to the result of the performance evaluation.
Also, why do they have to be indefinite articles here?
In order to proceed further, you need to submit an Application for Exemption
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