Is this sentence correct, " Can you believe that Snow White actually ate the poison apple?
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It doesn't scan well, though I can't think why, watch this space.
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Why ~wouldn't~ they?\n\nIf I say, "I am going to the store to buy apples," that is first person. \n\nIf I say, "Mary said there is a sale on apples at the store," that is third person, and a perfectly reasonable way to speak.
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he's lying.\n1) assuming the man is telling the truth, then the sentence "everything i say to u is a lie" is to be believed. so he IS lying.\n2) assuming the man is lying, then the sentence "everything i say to u is a lie" is a lie itself. So he IS still lying.
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An assertion is simply a declarative sentence. It need not be true. Example: (I am asserting that) I am the King of England.
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It is perfectly correct. You are talking about "this year", that is a period of time that has begun but has not ended yet. So you need to use a Present Perfect.\n\n"I had heard" only implies that you have heard another one after that, which you have found to be better. So, your sentence is not only correct, but the best choice, from a grammatical point of view.
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A moth ate words. I thought that was quite curious, that a mere worm, a thief in the dark, ate what a man wrote, his brilliant language and its strong foundation. The thief got no wiser for all that he fattened himself on words.
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It was an apple and some say it was wheat !\nNot Sure though !
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Well the truth of this statement is reading it between the lines.\n\nThe truth told doesn't always tell you the whole truth behind it.  And if you add lies to a true statement its no better than lying.\n\nExample:  I saw an ugly dog so I hit it with a shovel so hard it went flying.\n\nThe truth actually was in this made up examply that the dog was attacking your child so you grabbed the nearest item which was a shovel and hit the dog with it to protect your child.  The dog was injured and ran away (it did not go flying).\n\nThe first made up statement would make someone come to the wrong conclusion that you abuse animals.  It was the truth, but not the whole truth and you added a lie to it.\n\nThe second statement is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.  Get it?\n\nm
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They all already ARE grammatically correct... they just sound a bit formal.\n\nOther ways to write the sentences:\n\n1. He doesn't think piano lessons in the garden are unusual anymore.\n\n2. His love of singing and dancing helps him make connection with his friends.\n\n3. Everyone was surprised when the animals to react violently to the treatment.\n\n4.  No one is surprised in today's time to see them playing with their archenemies.
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My story? Well...  Once upon a time, I found a question that didn't make sense, so I wrote a story about it that went something like this; Once upon a time, I found a question that didn't make sense, so I wrote a story about it that went something like this; Once upon a time, I found a question that didn't make sense, so I wrote a story about it that went something like this; Once upon... well... you get it.\nTHE END.
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On a cold, winter’s day, an impoverished man found a serpent, almost frozen on a mountain path.\nTaking pity on the thing, he wrapped it in his tattered coat and carried it carefully into his home.\nHe warmed it in front of his meager fire and fed it what poor fare he could provide and it gradually grew in strength, until, finally the snake was restored to its full health.\nThen the serpent turned on him, driving its deadly poison deep into the man’s body.\n“WHY?!” asked the man in disbelief. “I saved you! Gave you the best I had! Is this how you show your gratitude?!”\n“Why does it surprise you?” replied the viper. “It is my nature. You knew what I am when you rescued me!”
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Without doubt Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs:\n\nSnow White was skipping through the woods when she smelt smoke.  She ran and saw that the little cottage was on fire.  She ran in and saw little bodies living all around the room.  She began to cry.  Suddenly she heard sounds from the cupboard, it was a voice singing and it said 'England for the World Cup, England, England'.  Snow White exclaimed 'Thank goodness, Dopey is still alive'................
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Yes it is quite a confusing sentence.\n\nTry something like: Hester showed her loyalty when she kept both Dimmesdale and Chillingworth’s secrets.
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Anytime we make an if (or "as if" or "as though") statement about something that is contrary to truth or reality, it is in the subjunctive mood and should take the "were" as opposed to "was"...so if you are NOT king and you wish you WERE king, then you would say, "I wish I were king".  If the statement might actually be true, then keep the "was"...e.g., "If this WAS a good answer, I should get ten points"...because this may be a good answer.
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EXAMPLE:\n\n  " The husband alleged, that his wife put poison in his food"\n\n(meaning it could be false, usually one person's word)\n\n"The police alleged, that the defendant had a gun in his hand."
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Is the phrase "has now back" used grammatically correct in this context?\n\nNo....\n\nThe benefit of the strategic decision is that the Board of Governor is now back to operate on the right track.
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Cud be true to some extent partially or fully. But in anycase everywhere such things happen. It doesnot matter who said but doest it matter to us in reality or is it reflects something in real sense to our real life. Answer to this matters the truth of the story.