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Hello, I'm in the process of correcting my scene analysis… can anyone find any more errors?
I'm having trouble with these examples, or I haven't understood them yet. Driving a car is fun. What makes it fun? Is it common for a word to be capitalized, even though the verb itself suggests otherwise? Or is it always capitalized when an article would fit in front of the word? Thanks for any…
A sentence that you hear quite often. What is your opinion on this?
Hey. My name is Mathilda, but I'm usually called Mathi. I live in northern Germany, and my boyfriend is from Thuringia. There, it's customary to put an article before names, like "Peter/Sabine/…" is coming soon. He calls me "das Mathi" for fun. And I wonder if that's not actually "correct" in theory. After all, it's…
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in fact, both variants are correct. 🌟
At the first sentence you have “send” and at the second “send”. Both verbs may be used here.
Not at all.
You can also use “to send”.
– I hereby send you my application documents.
– I’ll send you my application documents.
I’ll send you my application documents.
I’d use the first sentence here. 🌟
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What does your answer have to do with the question? I’m glad you gave me information here, but you could at least have answered the question.