July 6, 2021
Are these sentences correct? Simple Present
Do your children study well at school?
What about doesn't she talk?
Who speaks his friends twice a week to?
Who goes he to work with?
How many times does his friend speak to him? (twice a week)
Who goes Tom always out with?
What kind of girls goes Tom always out with?
Are these sentences correct? Simple Present
Do your children study well at school?
What about doesn't she talk about?
Probably? Slightly strange thing to say.
Who speaks to his friends twice a week to?
Not sure about this one either.
Who gdoes he go to work with?
How many times does his friend speak to him?
No error here, but "how often" would be a little more natural. I would expect "how many times" if you'd given an explicitly defined duration: "How many times has his friend spoken to him this week?"
(twice a week)
Who gdoes Tom always go out with?
What kind of girls gdoes Tom always go out with?
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You've had some difficulties with word order here :)
July 7, 2021
Thank you very much :)
Do your children study well at school?
What about doesn't she talk?
What doesn't she talk about?
Who speaks his friends twice a week to?
Who does his friends speak twice a week to?
Who goes he to work with?
Who does he go to work with?
How many times does his friend speak to him?
(twice a week)
Who goes Tom always out with?
Who does Tom always go out with?
What kind of girls goes Tom always out with?
What kind of girls does Tom always go out with?
July 7, 2021
Thank you very much :)
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Who speaks his friends twice a week to? Who speaks his friends twice a week to? Who does his friends speak twice a week to? Who speaks to his friends twice a week Not sure about this one either. |
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Who goes he to work with? Who goes he to work with? Who does he go to work with? Who |
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How many times does his friend speak to him? This sentence has been marked as perfect! How many times does his friend speak to him? No error here, but "how often" would be a little more natural. I would expect "how many times" if you'd given an explicitly defined duration: "How many times has his friend spoken to him this week?" |
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