OttoJ Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
To habit
Are my sentences correct both in grammar and content?
-'I go there' should refer to habit, not something in progress, which requires 'I'm going there'.
-'I go there' should refer to habits, not something in progress, which requires 'I'm going there'.
-'I go there' should refer to a habit, not something in progress, which requires 'I'm going there'.
Thank you.
-'I go there' should refer to habit, not something in progress, which requires 'I'm going there'.
-'I go there' should refer to habits, not something in progress, which requires 'I'm going there'.
-'I go there' should refer to a habit, not something in progress, which requires 'I'm going there'.
Thank you.
Top answer
All 3 will work depending on the context.
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Hi.
The last two works well. "Habit" is countable in that context, so it should be used accordingly.
Regards
Hamid
The last two works well. "Habit" is countable in that context, so it should be used accordingly.
Regards
Hamid
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nihilitasAll 3 will work depending on the context.Thank you, but may I ask whether you're a native English speaker?
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