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Can i use 'which' like this?
I ate cream spaghetti with my family at dinner which made by my mother.
Can i use which like this?
Cuz i learned that 'which' should be after the noun which needs 'which'.
Can i?
And is this sentence correct?
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Could you make this sentence correctly or naturally?
Today, i went to my close friend's wedding ceremony.
It was outdoor wedding and
i think it was not a good choice
because there were lots of insects and strong sunlight.
Especially the sunlight made my face frown.
Indoor wedding is better than outdoor wedding.
Could you check this sentence and
make it correctly or more naturally?
Even if(im not sure hehe)
there isn't something worng,
I think these are not really high level sentences. It's just simple like baby's.
If it's possible, please add some slangs or other expressions so make it more naturally.
I really want to learn that kind of things!
Please~:)
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Could you make this correctly?
'Today, i made noodles for family.
Parents say the noodles is very delicious!
I like to cook for my family.
I will make a food for my family:)'
Please help me! ^^
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Could you correct this sentence?
Today is rain therefore i went to go to the bathroom with my mother. So i have a
Caught a cold. As a result i don't feel good.
Hello!
I want to make this sentence correct.
Please help me~ heheOh! Im sorry!
I think in this sentence
bathroom means public bathhouse? Maybe hehe not bathroom and haha i didnt write this hahahahaha OMG
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how to make this sentence correctly?
i want to correct this sentence.
'Having attended the dinner with my family, I just make me feel so happy.'
after reading this
'having attended the investment session with a former colleague,
Mr. Kim decided to investigate making investment of his own.'
I wanted to make a sentence like this one.
but it's so difficult and i know there are some mistakes but i couldn't make it right.
so please help me~ ^^
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about last Mon, this Mon, the next Mon
hello!
if i say this monday,
it should be in same(this) week
or it could be in next week?
Mon Tue Wed Thr Fri Sat Sun Mon
in this case, on friday,
if i say this monday,
it means first monday(last Monday)
or second monday?
and the second monday, what should i say?
the next monday? or this monday?
soooo confused!
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'the last day of the following month' or 'last day of the following month'.
which is right 'the last day of the following month' or 'last day of the following month'?
i always confuse about 'THE' when i use 'OF'.
Please let me know this!
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