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Can You Correct My Grammar Please?
Hello. As you read my question, will you help me? I have done my best to revise this piece but I'm not perfect at it but this is the best I can do. Will you please help me? It's from my story on Wattpad.
"Agh!"
I shot up straight in bed, I was covered in sweat and breathing heavily. I looked all around me, trying to get a sense of where I was. Images flashed through my head all at once.
My eyes, as they focused I noticed it was just my weary bedroom. I was shaking to the bone. I sat up and felt the itchy sheets upon my dirty skin.
I could feel the air being sucked out from my body, the atmosphere becoming more and more tight. I struggled out from under the blanket covers, racing to the window. I pounded against the window until my fingers felt scrape on the window latches. With one swift movement I flipped them to the side and opened the window with all the strength left in my body. I immediately took in a huge breath of cold air.
"Sam, are you all right? You were crying out?" My brother, Kai (pronounced with the K sound and the word, I), screams out behind my door.
Shaking, I make my way past my unorganized room, well more than it was before, and open the door. There stood Kai, worried evident in his eyes.
"K-Kai" I whimper latching onto him bearing my head into his neck. Surprised by my outburst, Kai coos soothing words in my ear and rubs my back.
2 個解答
- just_my_opinionLv 76 年前
As already stated, you re changing tenses in the piece - you need to fix that.
In addition:
"my weary bedroom" - a bedroom cannot be weary
"You were crying out?" - this is a statement not a question
"bearing my head" - there s a difference between bearing and burying
There are other things too
- ?Lv 76 年前
I'll give you one thing.
You switch tenses in your writing..you shouldn't do that.
"I shot up...I was covered" - past tense
"Shaking I make my way.." "Kai, I whimper" - present tense
Choose a tense and stick with it.