So the question that I want to ask you is they want me click on the version of the sentence with no distracting shifts in person or number. ( 1. After the summer's drought had dried up the water in the woods around our town, you began to see skunks everywhere. 2. After the summer's drought had dried up the water in the woods around our town, we began to see skunks everywhere.)
Thursday, August 28, 2014
Teacher I just finished my quiz for today, so I think the quiz is not hard, but I have a few question that I want to ask you, I need you help me on this question that is little bit confuse .
So the question that I want to ask you is they want me click on the version of the sentence with no distracting shifts in person or number. ( 1. After the summer's drought had dried up the water in the woods around our town, you began to see skunks everywhere. 2. After the summer's drought had dried up the water in the woods around our town, we began to see skunks everywhere.)
So the question that I want to ask you is they want me click on the version of the sentence with no distracting shifts in person or number. ( 1. After the summer's drought had dried up the water in the woods around our town, you began to see skunks everywhere. 2. After the summer's drought had dried up the water in the woods around our town, we began to see skunks everywhere.)
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Thank you David. Is this blog post about unneeded words in sentences? Adding a title with the grammar you talk about would make your post more clear for the reader.
ReplyDeleteGo back and look at examples of the grammar point in the handbook to make it more clear for you.
Keep practicing, and you will improve David!