Some exercises on(?) grammar

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Nov 25, 2010 16:20 exercises setphrase
There are a lot of milk next to some cheese on a plate in the fridge.
On the wall there is a clock.
On the table there are some potatoes.
There is some milk in the jug.
On the table there is some salt.
There are some newspapers on the table.
There is some oil on the plate.

Besides, is phrase "oh, my goodness!" still used? Is not it an archaism? My university lecturer always uses it.
Roundtrip
Thank you for your correction!
Nov 25, 2010 17:23
  • Some exercises on(?) grammar

  • Some grammer exercises

 
  • There are a lot of milk next to some cheese on a plate in the fridge.

  • There is a lot of milk next to some cheese on a plate in the fridge.

 
  • Besides, is phrase "oh, my goodness!" still used?

  • By the way, is the phrase "oh, my goodness!" still used? (Yes, but not much. You're more likely to hear "Oh my gawd!")

 
  • Is not it an archaism?

  • Isn't it (or: Is it not (yes, I know that makes no sense)) an archaism?

 
Rosy rot
Nov 25, 2010 22:41

Thanks ;)

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