How about ‘My cat, that mostly stay outside, climbs on the window when she wants to come inside.’
The sentence is almost correct. However, there is a minor grammatical error. It should be "that mostly stays outside" instead of "that mostly stay outside" because "cat" is a singular noun and requires the verb form "stays," which agrees with the subject. So the correct sentence would be: "My cat, that mostly stays outside, climbs on the window when she wants to come inside."
I meant to add a ‘s’ to stay, so sorry. Would it be correct with that included,
Yes, if you add the 's' to "stay," the sentence would be grammatically correct. So it would be: "My cat, that mostly stays outside, climbs on the window when she wants to come inside."
My family adopted a dog that is a Dalmatian and Retriever mix.
Yes, the sentence is grammatically correct.
How about ‘The clothes, wud oh are dirty, won’t all fit in the washing machine.
The sentence you provided has a few grammatical errors. A corrected version of the sentence would be: "The clothes, which are dirty, won't all fit in the washing machine."
I meant ‘The clothes, which are dirty, won’t all fit in the washing machine.’
