Writeacher, I really need you to check these sentences and tell me which are possible. Thank you.
1) I really hope we can start our students' email exchange next week.
2) Can you possibly write a short presentation of your school (age range of your students, list of core subjects, if it offers different branches, and for how many years your pupils study Italian and/or Latin etc.) to be included on our link to your school.
3) Can I send you my students' emails to your own email address?
4) She forgot to turn down the gas and the dinner burnt.
5) Can you turn up the volume ON the radio (of is a mistake?) Can I turn up the radio?
6) She took on the responsibility for the whole family (for all the family is a mistake?)
7) Humid days bring on my cough.
He let the students off with a warning. 8) He let off the students with a warning.
He stopped to take on the students that lived in the next village (not: in the near village, in the nearby village?)
1) OK
2) Would you please write a short description of your school (age range of your students, list of core subjects, if it offers different branches, and for how many years your pupils study Italian and/or Latin, etc.) to be included on our link to your school.
3) Can I send you my students' email addresses?
4) She forgot to turn down the gas, and the dinner burnt.
5) Can you turn up the volume on the radio? Can I turn up the radio? Either phrasing will work, but "of" isn't used well.
6) She took on the responsibility for the whole family. "all the family" isn't a mistake, but it reads awkwardly.
7) Both OK.
8) He let the students off with a warning.
He stopped to take on the students that lived in the next village. ("in the nearby village" is OK, too.)
1) I really hope we can start our students' email exchange next week. - This sentence is possible and grammatically correct.
2) Can you possibly write a short presentation of your school (age range of your students, list of core subjects, if it offers different branches, and for how many years your pupils study Italian and/or Latin etc.) to be included on our link to your school. - This sentence is possible and grammatically correct.
3) Can I send you my students' emails to your own email address? - This sentence is possible and grammatically correct.
4) She forgot to turn down the gas and the dinner burnt. - This sentence is possible and grammatically correct.
5) Can you turn up the volume ON the radio (of is a mistake?) Can I turn up the radio? - This sentence is possible and grammatically correct. "On" is the correct preposition to use in this case. You can also say, "Can I turn up the radio?"
6) She took on the responsibility for the whole family (for all the family is a mistake?) - This sentence is possible and grammatically correct. You would use "for the whole family" instead of "for all the family."
7) Humid days bring on my cough. He let the students off with a warning. - These sentences are possible and grammatically correct.
8) He let off the students with a warning. - This sentence is not correct. The correct phrase to use here is "He let the students off with a warning."