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14-Apr-2005, 13:31
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 help me correct these two sentences I live in (or ..an apartment ? ) apartment with my parents. or I live with my parents in ( an ) apartment. He is in the 12th grade.. or He is in 12th grade. Thank you ! |
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14-Apr-2005, 14:04
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| Re: help me correct these two sentences I live in an apartment with my parents. or I live with my parents in an apartment. Both are fine- the difference is that in the first, you are less dependent on your parents. He is in the 12th grade.. or He is in 12th grade. I'd say 'the'  |
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