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 #2 (permalink) Wed Apr 08, 2009 21:12 pm "If this PC gets off once It will not get on again. |
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Hi,
I think "turns off once more" and "turn on" are right,and a comma between 2 sentences is needed.
"Enter" doesn't need any prepositions,so "enter my website" is correct.
The third setence is correct.
Best wishes,
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 Morteza
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| #3 (permalink) Thu Apr 09, 2009 11:08 am Sentence: If this PC gets off once It will not get on again. |
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| Twilit1988 wrote: |
| 1: "If this PC gets off once It will not get on again." correct? |
"If this computer shuts off once it will not turn on again."
"If this computer shuts down once it will not turn back on ."
"If this computer turns off once it will not turn on again."
"If this computer turns off once it will not turn back on ."
Be careful with "get off", because it's a slang expression for having an orgasm. We don't say that electronic devices "get off" or "get on".
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| 2: "I want users to read it before they enter into my website." correct? |
"I want users to read it before they enter my website."
"I want users to read it before they access my website."
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| 3: "It is an English word which means 'sincere'." [correct? |
Correct, but I would prefer, "It is an English word that means 'sincere'." "Which" is usually too formal to use in a restrictive adjective clause. |
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| #4 (permalink) Fri Apr 10, 2009 21:04 pm Sentence: If this PC gets off once It will not get on again. |
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| Thanks a million! Jamie (K) |
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Twilit1988
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