Feb. 1, 2021
Sentences 008: Overlooking, sacked manager, table soccer
"I will overlook your persistent lateness if you overlook my persistent laziness." said the manager
"The press release after the sack of the manager was very vindictive for him."
"I will take you on at table soccer once the bars are open again."
"You can get any kind of website at this agency, for a price."
"I will take you on at table soccer once thfoosball once bars are open again."
Your sentence is grammatically correct and acceptable, but
1. "foosball" is more commonly used in the US.
2. The "the" in "the bars” can be dropped and still retain the same meaning
Sentences 008: Overlooking, sacked manager, table soccer
"I will overlook your persistent lateness if you overlook my persistent laziness.", said the manager.
said the manager
"THe felt the press release after the sacking of the manager was very vindictive for him."
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"I will take you on at table soccer once the bars are open again.
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"You can get any kind of website at this agency, for a price."
"I will overlook your persistent lateness if you overlook my persistent laziness."
said the manager
"The press release after the sack of the manager was sacked was very vindictive fortowards him.
Or "after the firing of the manager"
"You can get any kind of website made at this agency, for a price."
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"I will overlook your persistent lateness if you overlook my persistent laziness." This sentence has been marked as perfect! "I will overlook your persistent lateness if you overlook my persistent laziness |
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said the manager This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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"The press release after the sack of the manager was very vindictive for him. "The press release after the Or "after the firing of the manager" " |
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"I will take you on at table soccer once the bars are open again. This sentence has been marked as perfect! "I will take you on at Your sentence is grammatically correct and acceptable, but 1. "foosball" is more commonly used in the US. 2. The "the" in "the bars” can be dropped and still retain the same meaning |
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"You can get any kind of website at this agency, for a price." "You can get any kind of website made at this agency, for a price." For clarity This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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