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Good day to you, travelers! I'm studying English and could use some help. Please, find my grammar and semantic errors, I'll be grateful ^^. I made these sentences for vocabulary memorization. If I missed with lexis - please, improve it too.
1. I should be huffed of his words, but I prefer not to notice. (Not sure what you mean by this one, but it’s grammatically correct. The verb “huff” just doesn’t make sense to me.)
2. This young man is so honorofic respectful to old elderly people.
3. I have a feeling that I'm the odd one out on in this celebration.
4. Mary was furious almost all week, you can't chalk it up to a mood. (This one is fine, but I would change the comma to either a semicolon or a period)
5. Jack seems to be kind of gross, but he is a nice fellow. (Great)
6. Stop fawning over to her, it's disgusting! (I would change the comma to a period, but some people might write it the way you did)
7. If you cave in on this point in, they'll continue to press you.
8. The affiliation of this group of mercenaries isn't clear, sir. (Great)
9. Oh, God! This situation can occur only with me! (Fine, but I would say “this situation can only occur with me”)
10. Please, flung this that accusatory grim grin off your face. (“Flung” is the past tense of “fling”, so you would want to use “fling” here, but it also wouldn’t be the right verb. I would use the verb “get” or “wipe”. So, you could say “wipe that accusatory grin off your face”, or “get that accusatory grin off your face”.)
All the best!!
—Julian Morris 🏳️🌈
Memorization of vocabulary #8
Good day to you, travelers! I'm studying English and could use some help. Please, find my grammar and semantic errors, I'll be grateful ^^. I made these sentences for vocabulary memorization. If I missed with lexis - please, improve it too.1. I should be huffed proud of his words, but I prefer not to notice. (Other countries may be different, but in Australia 'huffed' is really only rarely used. If we did use it like this, we'd say '... huffed BECAUSE of his words ...')
2. This young man is so honorofic respectful to old people.
3. I have a feeling that I'm the odd one out on in this celebration.
4. Mary was furious almost all week, you can't chalk it up to a mood.
5. Jack seems to be kind of gross, but he is a nice fellow.
6. Stop fawning over to her, it's disgusting!
7. If you cave in at this point, in, they'll continue to press you.
8. The affiliation of this group of mercenaries isn't clear, sir.
9. Oh, God! This situation can occur only with me!
10. Please, flung this get that accusatory grim off your face.
Thanks a lot!
Memorization of vocabulary #8
Good day to you, travelers! I'm studying English and could use some help. Please, find my grammar and semantic errors, I'll be grateful ^^. I made these sentences for vocabulary memorization. If I missed with lexis - please, improve it too.1. I should be huffed of his words, but I prefer not to notice. Sorry, I don't know 'huffed'.
2. This young man is so honorific to old people.
3. I have a feeling that I'm the odd one out
4. Mary was furious almost all week. You can't chalk it up to a mood.
5. Jack seems to be kind of gross, but he is a nice fellow.
6. Stop fawning over
7. If you cave on this point
8. The affiliation of this group of mercenaries isn't clear, sir.
9. Oh, God! This situation can occur only with me!
10. Please,
Thanks a lot!
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