Feb. 2, 2023
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I meant “since Americans can have guns, why isn’t America unstable?” America is a country, not people. I am wondering if we can say “a country can have guns” or not? When I used “why isn’t it mess?” I thought the word mess was an adjective or an adverb. After I learned the adjective of mess was messy and checked its meaning, I felt that it’s not very close to what I really mean, so I changed it to “unstable.”
A Short English Paragraph
I meant “since Americans can have guns, so why isn’t America unstable?” America is a country, not a group of people.
I am wondering if we can say “a country can have guns” or not?
When I usesaid “why isn’t it mess?,” I thought the word mess was an adjective or an adverb.
After I learned the adjective of mess was messy and checked its meaning, I felt that it’ was not very close in meaning to what I really mean, so I changed it to “unstable.”
"It's" in the vast majority of cases is a contraction for "it is", but not "it was", so you have to expand it here.
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Great work! I think a lot of people might describe American gun culture as a destabilizing influence on the country.
Feb. 4, 2023
谢谢你的修改！
A Short English Paragraph
I meant “since Americans can have guns, why isn’t America unstable?” America is a country, not a people.
I am wondering ifwhether we can say “a country can have guns” or not?
When I used “why isn’t it mess?,” I thought the word mess was an adjective or an adverb.
After I learned the adjective of mess was messy and checked its meaning, I felt that it’s not very close to what I really mean, so I changed it to “unstable.”
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Good work! As an American, I wish people had less guns.
I meant, “since Americans can have guns, why isn’t America unstable?” America is a country, not people.
I am wondering if we can say “a country can have guns” or not?
When I used “why isn’t it a mess?” I thought the word mess was an adjective or an adverb.
If you are trying to use 'mess' as a noun, it needs to say: "Why isn't it a mess?"
If you are trying to use 'mess' as an adjective, it needs to say: "Why isn't it messy?"
After I learned the adjective of mess was messy and checked its meaning, I felt that it’s not very close to what I really mean, so I changed it to “unstable.”
Feb. 2, 2023
When I used “why isn’t it a mess?” I thought the word mess was an adjective or an adverb.
Yes, exactly!
Feb. 2, 2023
When I used “why isn’t it a mess?” I thought the word mess was an adjective or an adverb.
I thought mess was an adjective back then.
Feb. 2, 2023
Thank you very much!
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I meant “since Americans can have guns, why isn’t America unstable?” America is a country, not people. I meant, “since Americans can have guns, why isn’t America unstable?” America is a country, not people. I meant “since Americans can have guns, why isn’t America unstable?” America is a country, not a people. I meant “ |
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When I used “why isn’t it mess?” I thought the word mess was an adjective or an adverb. When I used “why isn’t it a mess?” I thought the word mess was an adjective or an adverb. If you are trying to use 'mess' as a noun, it needs to say: "Why isn't it a mess?" If you are trying to use 'mess' as an adjective, it needs to say: "Why isn't it messy?" When I used “why isn’t it mess?,” I thought the word mess was an adjective or an adverb. When I |
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After I learned the adjective of mess was messy and checked its meaning, I felt that it’s not very close to what I really mean, so I changed it to “unstable.” This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect! After I learned the adjective of mess was messy and checked its meaning, I felt that it "It's" in the vast majority of cases is a contraction for "it is", but not "it was", so you have to expand it here. |
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