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3 years ago

Popraw błędy w zdaniach/ correct the incorrect sentence

English

1 answer:

IceJOKER [234]3 years ago

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Answer:

1.How much pockets money do you get?

It is incorrect

Correct Sentence - How much pocket money do you get?

2. Go to the chemists to buy some bandages.

It is incorrect

Correct Sentence - Go to the chemist to buy some bandages.

3. I like fry chicken the most.

It is incorrect

Correct Sentence - I like fried chicken the most.

4.I'm allergic to diary produsts.

It is incorrect

Correct Sentence - I'm allergic to diary products.

5.The knifes are already on the table

It is incorrect

Correct Sentence - The knives are already on the table

6.Where are the change rooms?

It is incorrect

Correct Sentence - Where are the changing rooms?

7.What are you ordering for desert?

It is incorrect

Correct Sentence - What are you ordering for dessert?

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