Sentence examples for correct phrases from inspiring English sources
Carol Walker, the head of Middlesbrough's Sacred Heart Primary, advised parents to correct phrases like "I dunno" to "I don't know" and "yous" to "you" lest their children be disadvantaged in job interviews.
When she became minister of finance, she says, "people were not particularly nice to me and the media was very keen to point at mistakes or being too blunt or not using the politically correct phrases.
We decided to devote our project to one specific type of language learning activities: to the process of constructing grammatically correct phrases.
Non-formulaic lyrics comprised very unlikely, but syntactically correct phrases, as they may occur in modern poetry ('Bright forest, there at the boat, thin like oak…').
Impossible to achieve the correct phrasing.
The correct phrase is "Merry Christmas".
I believe the correct phrase is 'frosted tips', Daniel.
Their task is then to allocate the correct phrase to each pattern.
On 25 January 2019 "challenge that anger" was amended to the correct phrase used, "channel that anger".
But there exist three others, which is why the correct phrase is the space shuttle Challenger.
The correct phrase would be: "It's always slightly less light than dawn before dawn".
