Complete the sentence in the most correct way.
Complete the sentence in the most correct way.
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"On our journey to have a child" sets the comparison. The words in the clause and the rest of the writing should keep to the original comparison or figure of speech.
I wouldn't, it's the best it can be.
Change the verb 'hit' - 'On our journey to have a child, we had to jump a few hurdles.'
Change verb and activity item to go with 'journey' - 'On our journey to have a child, we came across a few bumps in the road.'
Change the activity item 'hurdle' to go with the very 'hit' - 'On our journey to have a child, we hit the wall a few times.'
Complete the sentence in the most correct way.
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Got shaped is ok but informal to some people. "Came to be" expresses that something came/has come into existence. The timing is not the focus but the end state (the result) is.
I wouldn't, it's the best it can be.
Change to 'got shaped': 'Dare I ask how those rock formations got shaped that way?'
Change it to 'came to be shaped': 'Dare I ask how those rock formations came to be shaped that way?'
Change it to 'become shaped.': Dare I ask how those rock formations become shaped that way?'
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Correct, in this situation. The person is expressing objection by asking a rhetorical question (opinion worded as a question.) "Why take a chance?" isn’t a true question (no answer is expected).
I wouldn't, it's the best it can be.
Change it to 'why take': 'Why take a chance?'
Change it to 'It's been': 'It's been making me hot.'
Change the verb 'taking' to fit the answer. 'I'm taking a chance and taking my mask off.'
Pick the correct comparative adjective.
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I wouldn't, it's the best it can be.
Change 'who's he's' to 'whose he': 'I haven't heard whose he selected.'
Change 'who's he's to 'whom he's': 'I haven't heard who he's selected.'
Change 'who's he's' to 'who's he: 'I haven't heard who's he selected''
Complete the sentence in the most correct way.
Complete the sentence in the most correct way.
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I wouldn't, it's the best it can be.
Change whosever's to whosoever: 'Whosoever left their phone on, please turn it off.'
Change whosever's to whoever's: 'Whoever's phone is on, please turn it off'
Change words 'turn off' to 'shut off': 'Whosever's phone is on, please shut it off.'
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It is correct, no need to change.
Change 'ten thousand has' to 'ten thousand have.': 'Ten thousand have been reached! The foundation has recorded...'
Change 'the foundation has' to 'the foundation have.': 'The foundation have recorded...'