Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Question
Hi teachers,
When you keep a record of something,
a) you write it on a paper
b) you remember it
Only 'a' is correct, isn't it?
Thanks in advance
When you keep a record of something,
a) you write it on a paper
b) you remember it
Only 'a' is correct, isn't it?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Hi, Right. Although you could use other means than paper, eg your computer. Clive
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Hi,
Right.
Although you could use other means than paper, eg your computer.
Clive
Right.
Although you could use other means than paper, eg your computer.
Clive
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Hi Clive,
Thank you for you reply and commentary.
So I could say:
a) you write it on a paper or computer. Is that so?
TS
Thank you for you reply and commentary.
So I could say:
a) you write it on a paper or computer. Is that so?
TS
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Hi,
So I could say:
a) you write it on a paper or computer. Is that so?
You can eg carve it in stone with a chisel eg write it on a wall by dipping your finger in blood.
So I could say:
a) you write it on a paper or computer. Is that so?
You can eg carve it in stone with a chisel eg write it on a wall by dipping your finger in blood.
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Can't you also store a mental record ON (or IN???) your soft drive in your head?
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Hi Clive,
I don't think I'll use a chisel, mainly because I don't know how to use it, and my writing with it will be even worse than some of my questions.
I don't think I'll use a chisel, mainly because I don't know how to use it, and my writing with it will be even worse than some of my questions.
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