Yui
Hello everyone, Thank you all correction for my last writing! I appreciate it. Today, I will try to use a “stand”in sentence. I hope you involve me. A) I will stand by you because we’re friends. B) Her P.E ability stands out -. ( I could not last after “stands out”) C) I stand up for the knitting designer because her works are beautiful. D) I stand up for her even if she faces the difficulties like a divorce. E) He quitted a job. I stand in his shoes, and understand how he feels at workplace.
Sep 14, 2024 12:41 PM
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Hello everyone, Thank you all for correcting my last post! I appreciate it. Today, I will try to use the word “stand”in a sentence. I hope you'll correct me. A) I will stand by you because we’re friends. B) Her physical abilities stands out compared to the rest of the group. ( I could not find anything to write after “stands out”) C) I stand up for the tailor because her pieces of work are beautiful. D) I stand by her while she faces difficulties like her divorce => to stand up for someone means to defend / fight for someone, when you want to say that you support someone, you should use "to stand by (someone)" E) He quitted his job. I stand in his shoes and understand how he feels at work.
Good job Yui, let me know if you have any follow up questions.
September 14, 2024
Hello everyone, Thank you all correction for my last writing! I appreciate it. Today, I will try to use a “stand”in sentence. I hope you involve me. A) I will stand by you because we’re friends. B) Her P.E ability stands out -. ( I could not last after “stands out”) C) I stand up for the knitting designer because her works are beautiful. D) I stand up for her even if she faces the difficulties like a divorce. E) He quitted a job. I stand in his shoes, and understand how he feels at workplace.
A few edits: B) Her P.E ability stands out (from the rest). **Note: Your original sentence was great the way it was, but you can add the words in parentheses if you want something to follow "stands out". D) I stand up for her even if she faces difficulties like a divorce. E) He quit his job. When I stand in his shoes, I understand how he feels at his workplace. **Note: If I want to say that someone quit their main source of employment, I would say quit his/her job.
September 14, 2024
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