heeyy:92: where s everyone? come on gals this topic is for practicing, sharing and more of fun
lets fire this topic up
I think many of the girls are on holiday or they are very busy preparing delicious mealsyou know it is ramadan so they are inviting their friends or relatives for the evening meal maybe some of them are fainted in the heat blaa blaa blaa many reasonable excuses or reasons not to write here
woaw heynice to see someone here, I was about to loose my hopes
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woaw heynice to see someone here, I was about to loose my hopes
welcome aboard zelihakocyigit:82:
thanks my sweetie
Are there any grammar mistakes in these two sentences??
A book was given to Bill to read.
A well paid job was offered to him.
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A book was given to Bill to read. = although it doesn't seem grammatically incorrect to me, sounds a bit wierd this waythis would be a better choice I guess = "Bill was given a book to read."
A well paid job was offered to him. = It's ok:13:
Yeah, of course "Bill was given a book to read" is much more better. But I just wondered whether this sentence "A book was given to Bill to read" correct
or not. Is it suitable to use the preposition "to" twice in such a sentence??:26:Thanks for your care and answer!
Now ı have to put the dishes into the dishwasher so ıt is time to go to the kitchen
Yeah, of course "Bill was given a book to read" is much more better. But I just wondered whether this sentence "A book was given to Bill to read" correct
or not. Is it suitable to use the preposition "to" twice in such a sentence??:26:Thanks for your care and answer!
Now ı have to put the dishes into the dishwasher so it is time to go to the kitchen
I think the problem in that sentence is not to use "to" twice coz it's possible.
It seems that as the "book" is the object of the sentence, "to read" should be referring to that; which means it should be like this "A book was given to Bill to be read."
you know it is like "The dishes are waiting in the kitchen to be done."
Yeah, "book" is the object of the sentence but "to read" should be referring to Bill; Bill will do the action of reading, Bill is the doer of the action; so we should use active structure (to read) not the passive structure (to be read)
If we say "A book was given to Bill to be read.", ıt means the book was given to Bill but we dont know whether it will be read by him or somebody else
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