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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
A few corrections
Can I say,
(a) The teacher played the piano to the children.
(b) They greeted us warmly by cheering and clapping hands.
(c) We felt happy, because it was a wonderful day. (should I put comma here?)
(a) The teacher played the piano to the children.
(b) They greeted us warmly by cheering and clapping hands.
(c) We felt happy, because it was a wonderful day. (should I put comma here?)
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Hi, Can I say, (a) The teacher played the piano to the children. Yes. You could also say 'for the children'.
- Hi, Can I say, (a) The teacher played the piano to the children.
- Yes.
- You could also say 'for the children'.
- (b) They greeted us warmly by cheering and clapping hands.
- OK, but you don't need to say 'hands'.
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Hi,
Can I say,
(a) The teacher played the piano to the children. Yes. You could also say 'for the children'.
(b) They greeted us warmly by cheering and clapping hands. OK, but you don't need to say 'hands'.
(c) We felt happy, because it was a wond
Can I say,
(a) The teacher played the piano to the children. Yes. You could also say 'for the children'.
(b) They greeted us warmly by cheering and clapping hands. OK, but you don't need to say 'hands'.
(c) We felt happy, because it was a wond
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) The teacher played the piano to the children. Yes.
(b) They greeted us warmly by cheering and clapping hands. Yes.
(c) We felt happy, because it was a wonderful day. (should I put comma here?) Okay with our without the comma.
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