Jaleel.nt Posted 17 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Doing sth by sb
Suppose, I want to paint my house. So I called one painter and he started the work.
Now my doubt is that how can I express this in one sentence
which one is correct. I am painting my house / I am making paint for my house.
Now my doubt is that how can I express this in one sentence
which one is correct. I am painting my house / I am making paint for my house.
Top answer
Hi I am making paint for my house – doesn't make much sense here I am painting my house – does makes sense. It's true that the latter one would suffice here. Still, you could put it more precisely by saying the following: I am having my house painted by a house-painter.
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Hi
I am making paint for my house – doesn't make much sense here
I am painting my house – does makes sense.
It's true that the latter one would suffice here. Still, you could put it more precisely by saying the following:
I am making paint for my house – doesn't make much sense here
I am painting my house – does makes sense.
It's true that the latter one would suffice here. Still, you could put it more precisely by saying the following:
- I am having my house painted by a house-painter.
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