He said hurry up to him in a rude way.

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. Driver will take delivery order that correspond to your spot sequence on the system.
  2. Driver will take delivery order that correspond to your spot on the delivery on the system.
  3. That car cut into my lane.
  4. I don’t need to be told that I’ve done something wrong.
  5. Do not make the statement without having any proof.
  6. He said hurry up to him in a rude way.

Are the above sentences correct? Please advise.

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All the usual error, I’m afraid. You don’t seem to pay any attention to correcting your common mistakes.

  1. The driver will take the delivery order that corresponds to the spot sequence on the system.
  2. The driver will take the delivery order that corresponds to your spot on the system.
  • I don’t understand the references to the spot system above.
  1. That car cut across into my lane.
  2. I don’t need to be told that I’ve done something wrong.
  3. Do not make the statement without having any proof.
  4. He told him in a rude way to hurry up. He rudely told him to hurry up.