✅ (Not Related) Do you approve these English Sentences?
So in my English Grammar Class we were learning English Grammar
There were some rules presented like prepositions for certain words
accused of
charged with
listen to
So after the word Teacher said we Always use "of"
with Charge we use "with"
with listen we go with "to"
None of this sound right to me.
I made some sentences like
" I was accused with him of robbery"
" I was charged by the police"
" I am listen from my ear"
are these sentence correct, The class really thought I am making blunders at each sentence and they were laughing my teacher too.
He said "please don't learn English Grammar your local Pakistani blog post writers hear some foreigners"
So this is the context now I want you to approve or reject my sentences by reactions or messages so that I can share it in with my class tomorrow if I was not wrong.
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Is this sentence with an acceptable structure?
Is this sentence with an acceptable structure?
are these sentences with an acceptable structure or which one isn't?
I made these sentences to show that these rules are not flexible and are limited in use also that they are not really something of consideration if the way you structure your sentence, sound sensible.
"of robbery" comes with the verb, it should be next to it
ok
sounds ok
the bigger mystery is why in world you're asking this on a c# server
listen from is a bit weird though
listen to the sounds coming from sounds better
I wanted to prove that with "listen" it doesn't necessitates to have a "to" after, the example does sound weird for that
well if you're going to use a subject after it, I think it would be required
if used without a subject, you don't need the to
yeah I am sorry for that, other servers didn't sound authoritative
I don't know most of these rules, I learned english mostly from YouTube
mhmm I don't know what subject refers to I am null and void in english grammar it is just that I use internet I speak english without relying on grammar
lol no
you too
subject is the thing that the action applies to
see a tree – "a tree" is the subject
listen to music
"music" is the subject
mhmm okay