Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
none of the shoes she like
Can I say,
Alice tried on many shoes, but none of the shoes that she like / liked.
Alice tried on many shoes, but none of the shoes that she like / liked.
Top answer
Hi Your sentence doesn't work. Alice tried on many shoes but she didn't like any of them. Alice didn't like any of the (many) shoes she tried on.
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Hi
Your sentence doesn't work.
Alice tried on many shoes but she didn't like any of them.
Alice didn't like any of the (many) shoes she tried on.
Your sentence doesn't work.
Alice tried on many shoes but she didn't like any of them.
Alice didn't like any of the (many) shoes she tried on.
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