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link 12.12.2006 6:02 |
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Subject: Check,please! I'd like "to ask" Tom "to help" me with my math homework, but I hate "my" "bothering him" when he's working.Where is the mistake here? Learn personal safety techniques, but I urge you not to buy a gun. To have a gun in the house is dangerous and adds to the problem. Does the second sentence sound all right to you? Thanks in advance! |
| To have a gun -> Having a gun |
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but I hate bothering him без "my", по-моему |
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link 12.12.2006 6:09 |
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One more thing if you don't mind... Doctors are trying to set up a program that will allow everyone to get immunizations. At this point, no one is sure how they will go after it, but a spokesperson for the medical community said thye would figure it out. |
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link 12.12.2006 6:11 |
| Why should we use "having" here? |
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But I hate me bothering him - imho Go about sounded ok to me (better than after) (but it's in my opinion). But I cannot figure out exactly what is meant here. How they're going to do it? Or how they'll feel about it? |
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link 12.12.2006 6:31 |
| According to this textbook objects pronouns are possible but more common for everyday speech, so I don't think it' s a mistake.. |
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link 12.12.2006 6:45 |
| Concerning the second sentence: I would use only two versions: either1)it is dangerous to have a gun; or 2) having a gun is dangerous |
| To have a gun won't work here because: to have a gun...adds to the problems - is incorrect. |
| one more correction of my first variant: The world as seen by the children. |
| Oops, it's from a different post, I don't know how it slipped in here. |
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