Are These Sentences Correct

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Are they right or wrong , correct or incorrect , true or false
If they are incorrect , correct whatever mistake you find .
It is just a heplful topic I wanted to share with you
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she arrived to the office late.


When I started school aged seven , there were 20 students in my class.


There are some nice pictures in my class'



We will have to rise the price of this product.



Salma is a very good cooker



Someone stole a house in my town yesterday.

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With My Regards

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Actually thanks a lot my brother
perfect topics:smile (40):
and I will start
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She arrived to the office late.




When I started school aged seven, there were 20 students in my class.


There are some nice pictures in my class'



we will have to raise the price of this product.



Salam is a very good cooker



Someone stole a house in my town yesterday.

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With My Regards

Excellent little error:small:

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Mohammad is playing football when her sister is watching TV.

The sun is sunrise everyday.

My uncle loves me more than their sons.

I hate to play when I have assignment.

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she arrived late at the office.

When I started school aged seven , there were 20 students in my class.

There are some nice pictures in my class'

We will have to raise the price of this product.

Salma is a very good cook

Someone burgled a house in my town yesterday

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Thanks a lot sirhasan
Its really an useful topic
Actually I ma not sure if there is a mistake in this sentence or not
We will have to rise the price of this product

We will increase the price of this product

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Actually thanks a lot my brother
perfect topics:smile (40):
and I will start
:smile (98):


She arrived to the office late.




When I started school aged seven, there were 20 students in my class.


There are some nice pictures in my class'



we will have to raise the price of this product.



Salam is a very good cooker



Someone stole a house in my town yesterday.

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With My Regards

Excellent little error:small:


Thanks a lot for your try . It is appreciated .
You correct one sentence . Great:smile (40):
What about the other sentences !!

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Thanks so much for your effort .
:smile (40): You got those sentences correct
What about the others

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she arrived late at the office.


We will have to raise the price of this product.

Salma is a very good cook

Someone burgled a house in my town yesterday

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Thanks a lot sirhasan
Its really an useful topic
Actually I ma not sure if there is a mistake in this sentence or not
We will have to rise the price of this product

We will increase the price of this product


Thanks a lot for your post .:smile (40): Yes , it can be put like that

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What about these sentences . Are they correct or incorrect.


When I started school aged seven , there were 20 students in my class.


There are some nice pictures in my class'




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When I started school aged seven, there were 20 students in my class.


There are some nice pictures in my classes

Good little error

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nice i like the topic

thnks

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What about these sentences . Are they correct or incorrect.


When I started school ,aged seven , there were 20 students in my class.


There are some nice pictures in my class'




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they are perfect, no mistakes.....

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they are perfect, no mistakes.....


Unfortunately , they are not . Both of them are incorrect
Try to discover the mistakes and say why
Good luck
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When I started school aged seven , there were 20 students in my class.
There are some nice pictures in my class'
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there are no spelling mistakes
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waiting for your answer...

[Miss-Thought]

When I started school aged seven , there were 20 students in my class

l would say, "When l started school at the age of 7, there were 20 students in my class"
or you could say, "when l started school when l was 7..

or just put a comma after school
so it's, "when l started school, aged 7, there were...

all of these are correct

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When I started school aged seven , there were 20 students in my class

l would say, "When l started school at the age of 7, there were 20 students in my class"
or you could say, "when l started school when l was 7..

or just put a comma after school
so it's, "when l started school, aged 7, there were...

all of these are correct






First of all , I would like to thank you for your time and effort . Your post is appreciated
The two sentences contain some of the common mistakes most language learners make
Here they are

students are older leaners, over 16 and usually at university
ln school , there are school children or
or just children (pupils is more formal

When I started school aged seven , there were 20 school children in my class




The class is the group of people learning . The place where you
learn is the classroom

There are some nice pictures in my classroom..

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thanks a million for this useful topic... :smile2 (2):l



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students are older leaners, over 16 and usually at university
ln school , there are school children or
or just children (pupils is more formal

When I started school aged seven , there were 20 school children in my class

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you are right about "class" and "classroom" but wrong about "student" and "school children"l

I don't like to go against your point of view...but you are wrong! Students can be any age, not just over 16. you don't need to be at a university to be considered a student

A student is simply any person who is engaged in learning. This can be a 5 year old kindergarten student, or a 40 year old college/university student. It can also be a person learning a trade, such as an apprentice. Pupil, and schoolboy/girl/child, are synonyms for student. They have similar meanings

Its better to say" there were 20 students in my class

school children" should really only be used if you are looking at a group of kids and commenting on their age or what they are doing. For example: "I was driving to work when a group of
school children jumped out in the road

I hope that helped

thanks again

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I don't like to go against your point of view...but you are wrong! Students can be any age, not just over 16. you don't need to be at a university to be considered a student

I believe this is your opinion because you think in Arabic :smile (92):and apply it to English and this is a misconception . English is totally different . In grammar and word usage , there is no place
for what we think - there are rulers set by the native speakers language experts to be understood and followed . The example and the explanations I quote were written by a native speaker language teacher:smile2 (1):





A student is simply any person who is engaged in learning. This can be a 5 year old kindergarten student, or a 40 year old college/university student. It can also be a person learning a trade, such as an apprentice. Pupil, and schoolboy/girl/child, are synonyms for student. They have similar meanings

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This is a common mistake .
The learners in different stages have different names
Here is another explanation which I hope you read it carefully . It explains everything.

student, schoolchild, pupil

In British English,
a student usually means someone who has finished school and is studying at university

• We met when we were students.
• student accommodation
Children who go to school can be called schoolchildren, schoolboys or schoolgirls

My sentence was about Age Seven = school children
When I started school aged seven , there were 20 school children in my class

• A group of schoolchildren got on the bus.
The children at a particular school can be called its pupils
• Pupils at the school were sent home early.


In American English
student is the usual word for anyone who is studying at school or college.
GRAMMAR
To say that someone is studying at a particular university, use at
• She's a student at York University.
A student of literature, law etc studies that subject, but it is more usual to say 'a literature/law student'.

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In American English
student is the usual word for anyone who is studying at school or college.

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that's enough for me

Thanks for everything

it was really a useful topic

waiting for your new

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that's enough for me

Thanks for everything

it was really a useful topic

waiting for your new


Thanks a lot for your opinion and participation . They are appreciated