Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please help me properly express sentences grammatically
Could you please help me correct these sentences I'm having trouble expressing?
1 I don't want there to be people in front of my house.
2 There is a big difference between what he makes out to be and what he really is.
3 This is one of the most expensive shows/one of the shows that cost the producer the most.
4 She gets aroused more easily/She gets aroused easier.
5 The butter has gone bad. It is/has past it's sell by date. (how to say this?)
6 Just as/Right when the police were going to spot the killer, our TV burned out. We weren't able to see the end the film.
Thank you
1 I don't want there to be people in front of my house.
2 There is a big difference between what he makes out to be and what he really is.
3 This is one of the most expensive shows/one of the shows that cost the producer the most.
4 She gets aroused more easily/She gets aroused easier.
5 The butter has gone bad. It is/has past it's sell by date. (how to say this?)
6 Just as/Right when the police were going to spot the killer, our TV burned out. We weren't able to see the end the film.
Thank you
Top answer
one of the most expensive shows of the producer. 4 both 5 It has passed the expiration date 6 just as the police / just when the police both are ok and could use right instead of just
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1 ok
2 ok
3 ...one of the most expensive shows of the producer.
4 both
5 It has passed the expiration date
6 just as the police / just when the police
both are ok and could use right instead of just
2 ok
3 ...one of the most expensive shows of the producer.
4 both
5 It has passed the expiration date
6 just as the police / just when the police
both are ok and could use right instead of just
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