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- Your last entry, "What makes you think all this?", is the closest to being correct. You can change all of these very easily and correct them. 1. What makes you think OF all of this? 2. What makes you think of this? (again) 3. What makes you think OF all OF this? Also, you could use the past tense of "makes", and say "made" •What made you think of this? •What made you think of all of this? •What made you think this? etc, Hope this helps!0 votedSeptember 28, 20160
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Dear John,
Thanks for your letter. I'm so glad to hear from you. I hope you and your family are well.
First of all, I live in the countryside and I only have a park near my house but in this place you can run or walk for a long time, as it is enormous.
When I was child I used to dance but now I don't have time because I need to study hard on my university subjects. When you were a child, what activities did you do?
In my university we have a sports center, when you come to my city we will go to there. I think that you will enjoy yourself there.
Write to me soon.
Best wishes.0 votedSeptember 28, 20161- 1. After all, what are neighbors for? Correct 2. After all, what are friendship for? Incorrect Remember that the verb "are" is showing ownership, and "are" is a form of the verb "be". In this case, the second person verb of "be". You can correct question #2 by changing the "are" in the sentence after the comma, to "is". The "are" in this case is not used as the second person singular present form of "be". In this particular sentence, the third person singular present form of "be" is needed, changing your original "are" to "is". Also, you could correct this sentence by making your singular "friendship", to "friendships" and keeping the original "are". Using the second person form of "be" would make friendship become plural, or more than one. I hope this helps.0 votedSeptember 28, 20160

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