1. What do you think of a solar house?
- I think the solar house makes money for us.
- I think the solar house makes energy from the sun.
- I think the solar house uses the sun to make energy.
- I think the solar house uses the sun to make electricity.
- I think the solar house can save the electricity bill because the sun makes electricity in the solar house.
- I think the ower of the house doesn't need to pay money for using electricity.
(Are the answers all grammatical?)
Yes, all of those answers are grammatical.
The answers you provided are grammatically correct and express different thoughts about a solar house. However, there are a few minor suggestions to enhance the clarity of the responses:
- "I think the solar house makes money for us." -> Consider rephrasing to "I believe a solar house can generate income for its owner."
- "I think the solar house makes energy from the sun." -> Suggest using "I believe a solar house harnesses energy from the sun."
- "I think the solar house uses the sun to make energy." -> Can be modified to "I believe a solar house utilizes solar energy."
- "I think the solar house uses the sun to make electricity." -> Consider revising to "I believe a solar house converts sunlight into electricity."
- "I think the solar house can save the electricity bill because the sun makes electricity in the solar house." -> Suggest rephrasing to "I believe a solar house can help reduce electricity bills as it generates its own electricity from sunlight."
- "I think the owner of the house doesn't need to pay money for using electricity." -> Can be modified to "I believe the owner of a solar house can significantly reduce or eliminate their electricity expenses."
These suggestions aim to improve the clarity and coherence of the sentences, but the original answers are grammatically correct.