Is this a correct sentence?
"Tom please don't talk with your mouth full."
"Sorry, Mom. But I want to tell you at about what happened at school today."
I am not sure why the second sentence has "at about", is this a correct sentence?
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Answers · 5
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The 'at' shouldn't be there
"Sorry, Mom. But I want to tell you about what happened at school today." is correct and natural speech
"Sorry, Mom. But I want to tell you what happened at school today." is also correct, but sounds a little more formal
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Mouth full means talking with food.
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"Tom please don't talk with your mouth full."
"Sorry, Mum. But I want to tell you what happened at school today."
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BUT i don't know the mouth full?
say the boy keep saying?
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Maybe it mean : generate understanding of sth.
I GUESS
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