1) Films are good, but watch them so much (or too much) may be dangerous. (?),
2) Computers are getting more space at (or) in people´s lives. (?),
3) They don't have economic (or) economical conditions to buy a new house. (?),
4) You should have more control on (or) about what your children watch on TV. (?),
5) Those men have some guilty (or) guilton that chaos (here is it correct to use the preposition on) (?).
Thanks in advance,
Farbis
Top answer
Hello, Farbis. These are correct: 1) Films are good, but watching them too much may be dangerous. 2) Computers are taking up more space in people's lives.
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