Fix grammar in this sentence: If they put on a pair of roller skates and an acrobat dancing, that performance doesn't have any effect on her.
If they put on a pair of roller skates and an acrobat dancing, that performance doesn't have any effect on her.
- If you have a good time, you can't help but be happy.
Corrected: If you have a good time, you can't help but be happy.
- If you have a good time, you can't help but be happy.
- If you have a good time, you can't help but be happy.
- If you have
If they put on a pair of roller skates and an acrobat dancing, that performance doesn't have any effect on her.
- If you're a good listener, you'll be able to understand what I'm saying.
Corrected: If you're a good listener, you'll be able to understand what I'm saying.
- If you're a good listener, you'll be able to understand what I'm saying.
Corrected: If you're a good listener, you'll