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Originally Posted by Aamish Bhatti
I am ill for three months.
My friend told me that he was not to blame.
He or she is the thief.
She died of cancer.
Whom do you want to see?
Between you and me, he is a cheat.
The climate of Multan is better than that of Lahore.
They found that the ship was leaking.
The gold is costlier than the silver.
He is a man of his word.
His hair has turned white.
Either he or I am right. |
Hey,
For the 1st sentence that you've corrected I'd like to make another correction:
I have been ill for three months. [am implies that he is ill now and doesn't denote time. Have been brings in the time element that one has been ill for 3 months. [Refer to exploring the world of english: present perfect tense for more detail].
Another correction: Gold is costlier than silver.
Gold and silver are material nouns the article 'the' can't be placed before them.
Regards,