1.Where does the road go？ The road goes to Granada. 2.I went in my room and shut the door，the crowd in the living room was too noisy. 3.I went up the stairs slowly，I just wanted to look at the paintin

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1.Where does the road go？ The road goes to Granada. 2.I went in my room and shut the door，the crowd in the living room was too noisy. 3.I went up the stairs slowly，I just wanted to look at the paintings on the wall clearly. 4.I went out of the house and into the garden，I needed to water my plants. 5.I went down the stairs quickly，the doorbell rang loudly. 6.I am going to study maths at university，my aunt is going to visit me there in Newyork soon. 7.I am going to learn five new words everyday，including every expressions of these words in my dictionary. 8.I like to go shopping，I like to go swimming，I cannot go dancing，I want to learn going skiing，I want to learn going fishing. 9.I am going to go sightseeing there，the scenery is very beautiful.

24 déc. 2024 06:14

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1.Where does the road go？ The road goes to Granada. 2.I went in my room and shut the door，the crowd in the living room was too noisy. 3.I went up the stairs slowly，I just wanted to see the paintings on the wall clearly. 4.I went out of the house and into the garden，I needed to water my plants. 5.I went down the stairs quickly，the doorbell rang loudly. 6.I am going to study maths at university，my aunt is going to visit me there in New York soon. 7.I am going to learn five new words everyday，including every expression using these words in my dictionary. 8.I like to go shopping，I like to go swimming，I cannot go dancing，I want to learn to ski，I want to learn to fish. 9.I am going to go sightseeing there，the scenery is very beautiful.

3. 'see' clearly. 'look at' clearly doesn't make much sense. Mostly good, but there is a problem with punctuation. 7. is the only one that should have a comma in the middle. All the others should be two separate sentences, or should use a semi colon ; emdash -- , or colon : . To be honest, many native speakers make the same mistake. Basically if you're connecting two clauses that could be a complete sentence on their on, you shouldn't just put a comma between them.

24 déc. 2024 07:34

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