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Newguest Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
2 sentences - grammar
Hi
Is everything OK with these two sentences:
1. I've been fixing this car since the very morning and I'm all in now.
2.They called off the match because one of the players had a car accident.
Can I link "call off" with any noun, e.g. call of a concert, a play etc.
Is everything OK with these two sentences:
1. I've been fixing this car since the very morning and I'm all in now.
2.They called off the match because one of the players had a car accident.
Can I link "call off" with any noun, e.g. call of a concert, a play etc.
Top answer
1. I've been fixing this car since early this morning and I'm all in now. 2.
- 1.
- I've been fixing this car since early this morning and I'm all in now.
- 2.
- OK 'Any noun'?
- No - only a prearranged function or event.
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1. I've been fixing this car since early this morning and I'm all in now.
2. OK
'Any noun'? No - only a prearranged function or event.
You can call off a concert, a play, a wedding, a fete etc, but not a death, a birth, a window or a piano.
2. OK
'Any noun'? No - only a prearranged function or event.
You can call off a concert, a play, a wedding, a fete etc, but not a death, a birth, a window or a piano.
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