Asked by Henry1
Can you please check these few sentencens, please?
I went to John yestarday. OR I went to John's house yesterday.
Leave the school and cross the street. OR Go out of the school and cross the street?
I'd like cod (not a cod) with carrots.
The bus trip lasts (or will last) two hours.
a two-pack of yoghurt (with hyphen?)
Thank you
I went to John yestarday. OR I went to John's house yesterday.
Leave the school and cross the street. OR Go out of the school and cross the street?
I'd like cod (not a cod) with carrots.
The bus trip lasts (or will last) two hours.
a two-pack of yoghurt (with hyphen?)
Thank you
Answers
Answered by
Allyson
I went to John's house yesterday,
Leave the school and cross the street.
I'd like cod with carrots.
The bus trip will last two hours.
A two-pack of yogurt.
Leave the school and cross the street.
I'd like cod with carrots.
The bus trip will last two hours.
A two-pack of yogurt.
Answered by
SraJMcGin
Did you go to the person (1) or to his house? (2)
Leave the school
Yes, not the one in parentheses
hyphen, not necessary because those 2 words are not modifying the noun
Sra
Leave the school
Yes, not the one in parentheses
hyphen, not necessary because those 2 words are not modifying the noun
Sra
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