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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Could anybody correct these sentences for me?
(1) This is a bangalow with a jungle and a swimming pool.
(2) There are four ________chairs in the front of the house.
(3) This is a bricks-built house.
(4) The water in the swimming pool is so clear that you can see the bottom of it.
(5) The _____-shaped swimming pool is very inventing in the hot day.
Many thanks in advance
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Could anybody correct these sentences for me?
(1) This is a bangalow with a jungle and a swimming pool.
(2) There are four ________chairs in the front of the house.
(3) This is a bricks-built house.
(4) The water in the swimming pool is so clear that you can see the bottom of it.
(5) The _____-shaped swimming pool is very inventing in the hot day.
Many thanks in advance
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Vctory Ong Could anybody correct these sentences for me? (1) This is a bangalow with a jungle and a swimming pool. (2) There are four ________chairs in the front of the house.
- Vctory Ong Could anybody correct these sentences for me?
- (1) This is a bangalow with a jungle and a swimming pool.
- (2) There are four ________chairs in the front of the house.
- (3) This is a bricks-built house.
- (4) The water in the swimming pool is so clear that you can see the bottom of it.
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Thanks,
But why don't we put "s" after stone and deckchair.
Please help me with it.
Many thanks in advance
But why don't we put "s" after stone and deckchair.
Please help me with it.
Many thanks in advance
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Good eyes. Deckchairs was a mistake. That should be plural. Sorry to cause confusing.
When you refer to building material, it's a non-count noun. A house made of stone. A house made of wood. A house made of brick. (You could say bricks in that case too - one of those idiomatic things).
When you refer to building material, it's a non-count noun. A house made of stone. A house made of wood. A house made of brick. (You could say bricks in that case too - one of those idiomatic things).
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