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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

A camping in the jungle

Can i say,

Last Monday was sunny. John and his friends decided to go camping in the big jungle nearby. They did some preparation before going to the camp.

It became dark / darker when they reached. John collected some firewood to make (up) a campfire while his friends pitched a big tent in the jungle.

After that, they split up into two groups. They did a cooking competition. At night, they also had a campfire party. They enjoyed themselves and had a wonderful time in the camp.
  

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Hi, Here's how I'd say it. I've tried to keep your words as much as possible. Last Monday it was sunny.

— Clive

  • Hi, Here's how I'd say it.
  • I've tried to keep your words as much as possible.
  • Last Monday it was sunny.
  • John and his friends decided to go camping in the big jungle nearby.
  • They did some preparation before going to the camp .
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Hi,

Here's how I'd say it. I've tried to keep your words as much as possible.

Last Monday it was sunny. John and his friends decided to go camping in the big jungle nearby. They did some preparation before going to the camp. They didn't go to ithe camp, because the camp was not there until after they arrived and put their tent up. You could say 'Before going to the ca
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Thanks. Can I say,

They did some preparation before goingto the campsite.
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Hi,

You're welcome.

Yes, you can.

Clive
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Is a campsite means a place for us to camp and camp means a place with tent?

great thanks in advance
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Hi,

That's the general idea, yes.

Clive
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