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Sentences for correction using bringing: Murderer had been brought before... #1 (permalink) Fri Sep 05, 2008 21:00 pm   Sentences for correction using bringing: Murderer had been brought before...
 

Few sentences for correction using bring:
1. I am trying to bring my music on for the rest of my life. I love music.
2. She is the only woman who brought about all that chaos.
3. Her attitude is so rude towards everyone as if she has been brought up by step parents.
4. She doesn't want to bring her daughter in to resolve this whole matter.
5. After father's death his sons brought all his business down within a month.
6. This newspaper bought out all the thruth behind the scene.
7. There was a big charge which has been brought against him.
8. Murderer had been brought before the judge in the court.
9. She is bringing off a great success by getting her medical degree.
10. Finally, the truth was brought to light in front of all the people.
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few sentences for correction using bringing : #2 (permalink) Fri Sep 05, 2008 22:48 pm   few sentences for correction using bringing :
 

Hi Gurpreet

Here are my suggestions and comments:

1. I am trying to bring my music on for the rest of my life. I love music.I assume you want to use "bring on", but it doesn't work in this sentence. You could write something like this, for example:
His illness was brought on by overwork and a lack of sleep.

2. She is the woman who brought about all that chaos.The word "only" does not work well in this sentence. You should omit it.

3. She is so rude towards everyone that it is as if she had been brought up by step-parents.My suggested changes are in boldface type.
(I'm not quite sure why step-parents would automatically be the cause someone's rudeness, however.)

4. She doesn't want to bring her daughter in to resolve this whole matter.OK

5. Within a month after father's death, his sons brought his business down.

6. This newspaper brought out a special edition to cover the election.

7. There was a serious charge brought against him.
8. The murderer had been brought before the judge (in the court).You need to the word "the", and you don't really need to say "in the court".

9. She is bringing off a great success by getting her medical degree.OK

10. Finally, the truth was brought to light in front of all the people.OK
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few sentences for correction using bringing : #3 (permalink) Fri Sep 05, 2008 23:38 pm   few sentences for correction using bringing :
 

Hi Amy

Very many thanks that you have corrected my mistakes so quickly and i am sure this would be the great way to improve myself fast.

Thanx once again.

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