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Please these sentences are Ok?
-.He is not in his office.
-She is not a good football player.
-I am not a good student.
-We are not old friends.
-She is not absent from class today.
-Are they brothers?
-Are he and Mary good students?
-Is he a happy child?
-Is she an honest woman?
-Are they friends?
-My family is at home.
-I'm playing computer games right now.
-He is listening music.
-Her name is Alice and she is my best friend.
-They are the best friends.
May 14, 2020 4:15 AM
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-He is listening music. X
He is listening TO music.
-They are the best friends. X
They are best friends or They are the best OF friends.
May 14, 2020
I found a few that you could try to work on. Hopefully this helps! Keep up the great work!
"She is not absent from class today."
English speakers would not say she is not absent (its strange but its like two negatives in a row). Instead they would use either, she is present in class today or she attended class today.
Also, "are he and Mary good students?" Would be "is he and Mary good students?"
These are super minor details :)
May 14, 2020
Those look great! Good job!
May 14, 2020
-.He is not in his office.
-She is not a good football player.
-I am not a good student.
-We are not old friends.
-She is not absent from class today.
-She is in class today. Removes confusion over is it a double negative or not? it is not
-Are they brothers? 0r 'are those two brothers' for two people only.
-Are he and Mary good students?
-Is he a happy child?
-Is she an honest woman?
-Are they friends?
-My family is at home.
-I'm playing computer games right now.
-He is listening to music.
-Her name is Alice and she is my best friend.
-They are the best of friends.
-They are good friends.
-Are he and Mary good students?
seems grammatically ok but doesn't sound good it is awkward
-Are John and Mary good friends.
if you do not know one persons name it is
-Are they good friends
May 14, 2020
