Sept. 28, 2025
Practice
1) You have to water the flowers every day, or else they will wither.
2) I can't stand Gabe! He's so narcissistic. He thinks himself a superstar or what?
3) -Have you eaten lunch? -No, I'm on a diet.
4) -This projector doesn't work. I think it's broken. -Did you try plugging in the plug?
5) I can't stay in this room too long. It's not ventilated.
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1) You have to water the flowers every day, or else they will wither.
2) I can't stand Gabe!
He's so narcissistic.
He thinks himself a superstar or what?
3) -Have you eaten lunch?
-No, I'm on a diet.
4) -This projector doesn't work.
I think it's broken.
-Did you try plugging in the plugt in?
-Did you try plugging it in?
5) I can't stay in this room toofor very long.
5) I can't stay in this room for very long.
It's not ventilated.
Sept. 30, 2025
Thank you!
Practice
1) You have to water the flowers every day, or else they will wither.
1) You have to water the flowers every day or else they will wither.
Nowadays, most writers would omit that comma, but it’s not wrong.
2) I can't stand Gabe!
He's so narcissistic.
He thinks himself a superstar, doesn’t he? | Does he think himself a superstar, or what? He thinks himself a superstar, doesn’t he? | Does he think himself a superstar, or what?
For me, “or what” is always preceded by a question, not a statement.
3) - Have you eaten lunch? 3) - Have you eaten lunch?
Omitting the space after the dash is unnatural.
- No, I'm on a diet. - No, I'm on a diet.
4) - This projector doesn't work. 4) - This projector doesn't work.
I think it's broken.
- Did you try plugging in the plugt in?
- Did you try plugging it in?
More natural.
5) I can't stay in this room too long.
It's not ventilated.
Sept. 29, 2025
thank you so much!
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1) You have to water the flowers every day, or else they will wither.
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2) I can't stand Gabe! This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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He's so narcissistic. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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He thinks himself a superstar or what? He thinks himself a superstar, doesn’t he? | Does he think himself a superstar, or what? He thinks himself a superstar, doesn’t he? | Does he think himself a superstar, or what? For me, “or what” is always preceded by a question, not a statement. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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3) -Have you eaten lunch? 3) - Have you eaten lunch? 3) - Have you eaten lunch? Omitting the space after the dash is unnatural. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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-No, I'm on a diet. - No, I'm on a diet. - No, I'm on a diet. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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4) -This projector doesn't work. 4) - This projector doesn't work. 4) - This projector doesn't work. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I think it's broken. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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-Did you try plugging in the plug?
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5) I can't stay in this room too long. This sentence has been marked as perfect!
5) I can't stay in this room |
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It's not ventilated. This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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