Fix grammatical errors in this sentence: Some people say that if you have a mole beside your eye, it makes you look sad or dark and doesn't turn out in a good way, while if you have a mole beside your mouse, you never get starving.
Some people say that if you have a mole beside your eye, it makes you look sad or dark and doesn't turn out in a good way, while if you have a mole beside your mouse, you never get starving.
- 1. I am a good student.
- 2. I am a good student.
- 3. I am a good student.
- 4. I am a good student.
- 5. I am a good student.
Some people say that if you have a mole beside your eye, it makes you look sad or dark and doesn't turn out in a good way, while if you have a mole beside your mouse, you never get starving.
- 1. I am a good friend of you.
- 2. I am a good friend of you.
- 3. I am a good friend of you.
- 4. I am a good friend of you.
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