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Well not really 'fun' as such....or even anything close to it, but what the hell - I'll post it anyway.
The following are gramatically incorrect phrases shown to me by a friend studying english. See if anyone can find all the problems in each, and correct the statement.
1) Have I got news for you!
2) That is blatantly obvious to you and I.
3) You and me have quite a unique opportunity here.
4) It would be not uncommon to agressively seek help on these questions.
Have fun, and feel free to add your own.
The following are gramatically incorrect phrases shown to me by a friend studying english. See if anyone can find all the problems in each, and correct the statement.
1) Have I got news for you!
2) That is blatantly obvious to you and I.
3) You and me have quite a unique opportunity here.
4) It would be not uncommon to agressively seek help on these questions.
Have fun, and feel free to add your own.
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'me failing english? Thats unpossible.'
1) There is news I have for you!
2) This is so blatantly obvious to you and I.
3) You and I have a unique opportunity here.
4) Would it be so uncommon to agressively seek help on these questions that I have above this one..
er-no
2) This is so blatantly obvious to you and I.
3) You and I have a unique opportunity here.
4) Would it be so uncommon to agressively seek help on these questions that I have above this one..
er-no
1) Have I got news for you!
1. "I have news for you!" or "Have I got news for you?"
2. It is blatantly obvious to you and I.
3. We have a quite unique opportunity here.
4. It would not be uncommon to seek help aggressively on these questions.
Well, those are my guesstimates...
1. "I have news for you!" or "Have I got news for you?"
2. It is blatantly obvious to you and I.
3. We have a quite unique opportunity here.
4. It would not be uncommon to seek help aggressively on these questions.
Well, those are my guesstimates...
Yep. There's more wrong with that statement though.
1. Should be a ? instead of a !.
Well not really 'fun' as such....or even anything close to it, but what the hell - I'll post it anyway.
The following are gramatically incorrect phrases shown to me by a friend studying english. See if anyone can find all the problems in each, and correct the statement.
1) Have I got news for you!
2) That is blatantly obvious to you and I.
3) You and me have quite a unique opportunity here.
4) It would be not uncommon to agressively seek help on these questions.
Have fun, and feel free to add your own.
The following are gramatically incorrect phrases shown to me by a friend studying english. See if anyone can find all the problems in each, and correct the statement.
1) Have I got news for you!
2) That is blatantly obvious to you and I.
3) You and me have quite a unique opportunity here.
4) It would be not uncommon to agressively seek help on these questions.
Have fun, and feel free to add your own.
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