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Edit: Your going to love this new movie we picked. | Grammar |
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Your going to love this new movie we picked. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: Everyone must bring their own lunch tomorrow. | Grammar |
Grammar: Everyone must bring their own lunch tomorrow. | Grammar |
Edit: Everyone must bring their own lunch tomorrow. | Grammar |
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Fix the grammar: Everyone must bring their own lunch tomorrow. | Grammar |
Is this correct: Everyone must bring their own lunch tomorrow. | Grammar |
Edit this sentence: Everyone must bring their own lunch tomorrow. | Grammar |
Everyone must bring their own lunch tomorrow. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: Beside you and me, no one else knows the truth. | Grammar |
Edit my grammar: Beside you and me, no one else knows the truth. | Grammar |
Edit: Beside you and me, no one else knows the truth. | Grammar |
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Edit this sentence: Beside you and me, no one else knows the truth. | Grammar |
Beside you and me, no one else knows the truth. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: He graduated high school with top honors this spring. | Grammar |
Grammar: He graduated high school with top honors this spring. | Grammar |
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He graduated high school with top honors this spring. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: The criteria for passing the exam is very strict. | Grammar |
Grammar: The criteria for passing the exam is very strict. | Grammar |
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The criteria for passing the exam is very strict. | Grammar |
Grammar: She performs good under stressful work conditions. | Grammar |
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Edit this sentence: She performs good under stressful work conditions. | Grammar |
She performs good under stressful work conditions. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: Supposably, it is going to rain all weekend long. | Grammar |
Grammar: Supposably, it is going to rain all weekend long. | Grammar |
Edit my grammar: Supposably, it is going to rain all weekend long. | Grammar |
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Supposably, it is going to rain all weekend long. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: Me and him are planning a big trip next month. | Grammar |
Grammar: Me and him are planning a big trip next month. | Grammar |
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Edit this sentence: Me and him are planning a big trip next month. | Grammar |
Me and him are planning a big trip next month. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: Irregardless of the bad weather, the game will continue. | Grammar |
Edit my grammar: Irregardless of the bad weather, the game will continue. | Grammar |
Edit: Irregardless of the bad weather, the game will continue. | Grammar |
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Irregardless of the bad weather, the game will continue. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: Hang the painting on the wall where it looks beautifully. | Grammar |
Grammar: Hang the painting on the wall where it looks beautifully. | Grammar |
Edit my grammar: Hang the painting on the wall where it looks beautifully. | Grammar |
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Hang the painting on the wall where it looks beautifully. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: Their going to the store later today. | Grammar |
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Edit this sentence: Their going to the store later today. | Grammar |
Their going to the store later today. | Grammar |
Grammar Check: Between you and I, this is a secret. | Grammar |
Grammar: Between you and I, this is a secret. | Grammar |
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Edit this sentence: Between you and I, this is a secret. | Grammar |
Between you and I, this is a secret. | Grammar |
Grammar: The team have decided on their strategy. | Grammar |
Edit my grammar: The team have decided on their strategy. | Grammar |
Edit: The team have decided on their strategy. | Grammar |
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Is this correct: The team have decided on their strategy. | Grammar |
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