Thursday, March 27, 2008

GRAMMAR QUESTION, March 27th

Correct the errors in the following sentence:

Please ask her where she is going over easter but don't tell her that I ask for the informations.

Remember that there is more than one possible correct answer.

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8 comments:

Margaret said...

Please ask Lucy where she will be going during Easter; but don't tell her I asked for the information.

Veronica Baig said...

Margaret: A good start--check punctuation and look for a trick!

Irena said...

Please ask her where she is going over Easter, but don’t tell her I asked for the information.

Veronica Baig said...

Irena: Very close, but you haven't seen the "trick" in this week's question;-)

Kelsey said...

Please ask her where she is going on Easter, but don't tell her I asked.

Tammy said...

Please secretly find out where she is going over the Easter holiday.

Janine said...

Please ask her where she is going over Easter; but don't tell her that I asked for the information.

Veronica Baig said...

Kelsy: Close, but you haven't figured out the "trick" in this one;-)
Tammy: Also close, but note that you've changed the meaning.
Janine: Another close answer, and you need to check the punctuation;-)