Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Could you please, check?
Hi, teachers!
Could you please, give me a hand? I'd like that my sentences below could be checked. Thanks in advance!
That is her doll.
Plural - Those are her dolls. (or their dolls?)
The house is seldom clean.
Negative - The house isn’t seldom clean.
Plural - The houses are seldom clean.
I have some sugar.
Plural - I have some sugar.
She studies Spanish on Mondays and Fridays.
Plural - They study Spanish on Mondays and Fridays.
The man has some coffee.
Plural - The men have some coffee.
Thanks,
Maryanne
Could you please, give me a hand? I'd like that my sentences below could be checked. Thanks in advance!
That is her doll.
Plural - Those are her dolls. (or their dolls?)
The house is seldom clean.
Negative - The house isn’t seldom clean.
Plural - The houses are seldom clean.
I have some sugar.
Plural - I have some sugar.
She studies Spanish on Mondays and Fridays.
Plural - They study Spanish on Mondays and Fridays.
The man has some coffee.
Plural - The men have some coffee.
Thanks,
Maryanne
Top answer
Hi, I'm going to assume that you want to make everything in the sentence plural. That is her doll. Plural - Those are her dolls.
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Hi,
I'm going to assume that you want to make everything in the sentence plural.
That is her doll.
Plural - Those are her dolls. (or their dolls?)
The house is seldom clean.
Negative - The house isn’t seldom clean. A native speaker would not say this. I suggest 'The house is usually not clean'.
I'm going to assume that you want to make everything in the sentence plural.
That is her doll.
Plural - Those are her dolls. (or their dolls?)
The house is seldom clean.
Negative - The house isn’t seldom clean. A native speaker would not say this. I suggest 'The house is usually not clean'.
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