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18 may 2021
- Coreano
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Inglés (US)
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Inglés (UK)
Pregunta de Inglés (US)
Is it correct to say "what makes you so happy like that" ?
Is it correct to say "what makes you so happy like that" ?
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- Inglés (US)
- Coreano
- Inglés (US)
@per999 Well no your sentence was fine, but more natural and quicker to say "What is making you so happy?" or "What makes you so happy?" You can use yours still in texting!
- Coreano
@sopa_5
thanks a lot!
By the way, what does "like that" mean in my sentence? and can "like this" be used instead of "like that" in my sentence?
thanks a lot!
By the way, what does "like that" mean in my sentence? and can "like this" be used instead of "like that" in my sentence?
- Inglés (US)
@per999@per999 "Like that" what I think it means is that it's referring to why (a thing or something) is making you happy in that way. Say your happy about something and you tell them what it is. But they question why it's making you so happy for that.
- Inglés (US)
@per999 I think "like this" sounds more for a question. Like that and Like this both are like the same thing
- Coreano
@sopa_5
thanks a lot!!
I really like ur explanation:)
By the way, who is the man in the picture?
Is that you? You look so handsome then
thanks a lot!!
I really like ur explanation:)
By the way, who is the man in the picture?
Is that you? You look so handsome then
- Inglés (US)
- Coreano
- Inglés (US)
@per999 I do know it well sometimes 😂 but English is the only language I speak fluent in. So I know it pretty well.
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- Coreano
- Inglés (US)
@per999 I put "your" to refer to them too. I only change your sentence for you to say it faster. But good choice for adding a comma!
- Coreano
@sopa_5
S1. Don't worry about your grammar errors! I read your messages, correcting them in my head.
Okay then back to my sentences S1 again,
Does this prepositional phrase "in my head" modify "correcting" to describe where I was correcting the grammar errors?
What do you think "in my head" modifies in sentence S1?
I'm so curious and since you told me ur good at grammar, I expect to get a good answer from you.
S1. Don't worry about your grammar errors! I read your messages, correcting them in my head.
Okay then back to my sentences S1 again,
Does this prepositional phrase "in my head" modify "correcting" to describe where I was correcting the grammar errors?
What do you think "in my head" modifies in sentence S1?
I'm so curious and since you told me ur good at grammar, I expect to get a good answer from you.
- Inglés (US)
Yes you saying "in my head" does describe where you were correcting the grammar. It means while you were reading the mistakes you were reading them how it was supposed to be written out. In your head of course you were using your inside voice. You read it in a more making sense way.
So people will understand your sentence because you were using your mind to correct the errors. It lets them know how you did it.
- Coreano
@sopa_5
thank you very much :)
So as for my sentence S1, does "in my head" grammatically modify "correcting"?
thank you very much :)
So as for my sentence S1, does "in my head" grammatically modify "correcting"?
- Inglés (US)
- Coreano
@sopa_5
Then even in your sentence " You read it in a more making sense way",
does this prepositional phrase "in a more making sense way" modify the verb "read"?
I'm sorry for keeping asking.
Then even in your sentence " You read it in a more making sense way",
does this prepositional phrase "in a more making sense way" modify the verb "read"?
I'm sorry for keeping asking.
- Inglés (US)
@per999 Sorry I didn't make sense there I should've said "You read it in a correct way." Which means you read it how it's supposed to be written out. Or in a way that makes sense to be correct. But yes read would modify a verb because read is the action. Which means you read it would describe as a action.
- Coreano
@sopa_5
I have one more question. Sorry
Q1) Is this sentence "You should avoid it in writing" correct English?
Q2) If so, does this prepositional phrase "writing" modify the verb "avoid"?
Would you say yes to both questions?
I have one more question. Sorry
Q1) Is this sentence "You should avoid it in writing" correct English?
Q2) If so, does this prepositional phrase "writing" modify the verb "avoid"?
Would you say yes to both questions?
- Inglés (US)

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