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- Does this sentence make sense? - HiNative
Does this sentence make sense? “We have English class at the end of the day” Context: students talking about their day at school
- Can a sentence be grammatical without making sense?
Note: This question is different from the previous question (which it has been marked as a duplicate of) in that it asks specifically whether a sentence that makes no logical sense can still be considered grammatical, despite its not making sense
- does it make sense?是什么意思？ -关于英语 (美国)（英文） | HiNative
does it make sense?Do you understand |It's like asking if they understand what you've said explained (so like 分かりますか？), and you can use it in any situation where you've explained something to someone
- Does this make sense? 这个在 中文 (简体) 里怎么说？ | HiNative
Does this make sense? In English it means that someone asks you if you understand his her explanation right? In that case, does that make sense means 我解释清楚了吗？|Do you understand? The counterpart in Chinese is: 你听懂了吗？ Does that make sense? It’s a more polite way to make sure your listener understand The counterpart is : 我说清楚了吗？我解释清楚了吗
- Does the following sentence make grammatical sense?
I am writing and essay and I am not sure if the following sentence makes grammatical sense (especially the bold part): quot;This shows that Victor thinks so little of himself that he must fill the
- meaning - Does this sentence make sense? - English Language Usage . . .
The sentence makes sense in that it is grammatically correct As for making sense in a meaningful way, it does too, if you can think metaphorically, or even just imagine the gory situation in which someone would have access to the inside of your skin
- My teachers always say: Do I make sense? or Did that make sense? I . . .
Am I making sense? Did this make sense? Is this making sense? As well as in sure others As well as variations with "to understand" such as: Did you understand? Is this understandable? Do you understand? All meaning the same thing |"Did I make sense" is fine and I think "Do I make sense" sounds slightly awkward to me but I'm not sure why
- Does this sentence make sense? - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
Does this make sense in a creative sense and it is grammatically or structurally correct? A heart so pure angel would implore What I'm trying to get at is "a heart so pure that it makes angels envious" It makes sense in my head but I might be thinking in another language Another sentence structure I thought of is A heart so pure angels would
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