Is there a grammatical error in the phrase She ironed her hair straight?

That's right.

straight is used here as an adjective to modify hair, which can be said to be an object complement.

For example, he stand silent

silent is used to decorate he, not standHe stood there, silent.

I don't know much about ironing, but it should mean ironing here.

Just flip through the dictionary and remember it.

Hee-hee......Hope I'm right.

Hope it helps, too.

There's nothing wrong with that. Very good sentence.

Believe in yourself.

That's right. straight is an adjective.

In fact, the straight plate perm has a specific name, called magic straight.

So if you want to say that she has her hair straightened, you can use: she made magic straight

ci hope so; I don't mind, it's okay, I don't mind; I am afraid so; I don't think so. Meaning: Ross is not here today.

Is she sick? According to the following, I saw him at the doctor this morning. Combined with the context, it can be known that C is chosen.

hair is jet-blacked and staring.

Her hair was black and shiny, and she was very conspicuous.

Note: Straring is suspected to be misspelled; It seems to be staring (adj, conspicuous).

always has a wrinkle.

She has always (or: always) a wrinkle (on her head).

Note: Twinkle is used as a noun to mean to shine, to flicker, to blink an eye, to instantaneously, to instantaneous. It should be a wrinkle

Uh, don't know what you're trying to mean? Changing it will obscure the original intention of the sentence you want to express.

Straring doesn't seem to have that word.

twinkle means to flicker.

If you want to express what you mean, write down the Chinese and I'll help you translate okay?

A test question analysis: I am afraid so; i hope so; not at all; Help yourself, please feel free and you're welcome. Sentence meaning:

Is she really sick? According to the following, she was hospitalized. It can be seen that the above text is an affirmative response, so choose A.

aIn English, it is usually said that I am sorry to hear that, in this question.

Mr. Li is also in this category when he is sick and hospitalized, so he chooses A.