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Mon, 14 Mar 05 05:32 PM
I got some grammar questions but I'm not sure if I'm correct.
So, could anyone help me?
1. You look ____________ him that I thought you were.
a. as much like b. so much like c. as much as d.like as much
I choose "b"
2. Do you like apple?
Yes, almost _________I like banana.
a. as much b. as much as c. so much as d. as
I choose "b"
3. I borrow the book from my firend. So it's ______________
a. of my friend b. my friends' c. belong to my friend d. belonging to my friend
I choose "b" but "d" is confusing...
Am I correct? Help~~thank you
King King
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paco2004
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Mon, 14 Mar 05 10:38 PM
As to 1 & 2, your answers are correct.
As to 3, I choose (a.). Others have some minor grammatical errors.
b.) my friends' ---> my friend's
c.) is belong to ---> belongs to
d.) is belonging to : As 'belong' is a stative verb, sounds queer.
paco
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MrPedantic
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Mon, 14 Mar 05 11:06 PM
Yes, I'd agree with Paco, KK. I myself wouldn't choose any of them.
If b) is really my friend's, however, that's the natural choice.
MrP
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