Twilit02 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
I'm self-control" OR "I'm self-controlled"?
My dear and respected teachers,
1: "I'm self-control" OR "I'm self-controlled"?
2: "What should I use after expert (in,at,on)?"
3: "Let's go to the hotel at your expense." correct?
1: "I'm self-control" OR "I'm self-controlled"?
2: "What should I use after expert (in,at,on)?"
3: "Let's go to the hotel at your expense." correct?
Top answer
1. I'm self-controlled 2. I think all of them are correct.
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1. I'm self-controlled
2. I think all of them are correct.
3. In my view it's correct.
2. I think all of them are correct.
3. In my view it's correct.
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