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Stevenukd  +  617828 Mon, 22 Dec 08 08:23 AM
1. Has he ever driven contrariwise and got pulled over?
2. Does he often talk on his cellphone and drive at the same time?

- Are these sentences grammatical?

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  Stevenukd
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Avangi  +  618158 Mon, 22 Dec 08 03:56 PM
Not sure what you mean by "contrariwise."  Possibly going anti-clockwise around a traffic circle when he should be going the other way  -   or vice versa?

The second one is correct, but it would be more natural to say, " - - - talk on his cellphone while driving?"
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