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Gabriel
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Hi, there
Could you help me with some quetions?
1) In a The middle episode , one woman is standing on a kitchen cabinet and dusting the top of IT and she says to a person down on the floor (DOWN on the floor or just 'on the floor'???or below her??
"I just flung a fly-covered sponge OVER, and I think it landed on Brick's sandwich. Can you get that for me?"... Why "over"? Why not just "flung a sponge"?
2) Does it sound odd to say "They yapped/gossiped the whole day away"?
3) One woman wanted to see a movie with her husband, but he wouldn't go, unless another couple come(or go???) along. Then, in(comment in or ON? a facebook post??) a facebook post, in which (can i use in which?) another couple appears in a photo of them standing next to the movie's poster(can I say the movie's poster???" ) , the woman commented: "I told you about this movie weeks ago. That was the only way I could get my husband to go. It is all doomed now." ... Is it odd to say "it is all doomed now"?
Thank you
Jan 25, 2017 2:12 AM
Gabriel
Language Skills
English, Portuguese, Spanish
Learning Language
Spanish
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