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Usage of few ('There is a few places' vs 'There are a few places') | Is this a natural english writing? (For this problem, I won't put more effort...)
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someone or ereryone? Wed Mar 12, 2008 5:48 am  someone or ereryone?
 

1. I made so many changes in my composition that only I could read it. To _____ else, it was hard to make out.

A. none B. everyone C. someone

2.My grandma still treats me like a child.She can,t imagine ___grown up.

A. my B. mine C. myself D. me

Could anybody tell me which is proper and why?
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someone or ereryone? Wed Mar 12, 2008 8:57 am  someone or ereryone?
 

1. The answer is B. Because only you could make out what was written in the composition. And everyone else had a problem understanding it. (everyone else = everyone excluding you)

2. The answer is D.
But the sentence looks a little strange to me. "She can't imagine me as a grown-up" looks more natural to me.

May be the gurus would be kind enough to shed more light on it.
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