suitable expressions2.

Q1. My motorbike broke down. Do I need to buy a new one?

Q2. There was a time when people had little money to buy books. But is it true that few people could then even read?

Q3. If Malaysian people love peace does that mean they also hate war?


But Soph, I'm only guessing as it's not entirely clear what those statements were meant to convey

dear dalehileman, kindly change the following run on sentences into suitable expressions. Multiple answers will be acceptable

Thanks.

My motorbike broke down. I need to buy a new one.

There was a time when people had little money to buy books, but few people could read.

Malaysian people love peace, they hate war.

Q1. My motorbike broke down I need to buy a new one?

If my motorbike breaks down do I need to buy a new one?

My motorbike broke down(,) so do I need to buy a new one?

My motorbike only broke down so why should I need to buy a new one?

If my motorbike breaks down where can I buy a new one?

My motorbike broke down so I need to buy a new one

When my motorbike breaks down do I need to buy a new one?

Why when my motorbike breaks down should I need to buy a new one?

When my motorbike broke down I needed to buy a new one

Where my motorbike broke down I needed to buy a new one. Yes, you might ask why

My motorbike broke down so obviously I need to buy a new one

Whether or not my motorbike broke down why would you assert that I need to buy a new one? Clearly you're off your honorable rocker


Soph this is kind of fun. Can I offer any further