Posted by Henry1 on Sunday, May 1, 2011 at 2:06pm.
1) While my family went out, I called a friend. (I think went out is wrong)
I'd say, "While my family was out, I called a friend." (Or "While my family was gone, I called a friend.")
2) They expect the weather will be warm
They expect the weather to be warm
The second sentence is better, but you'll need to put a period at the end.
3) They raise money for (not to) a charity.
Using "for" is correct; "to" is not correct.
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