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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
A few corrections
Can I say,
(a) Lee in the toilet washed her shoes by herself.
(b) She helps mother wash the rice.
(a) Lee in the toilet washed her shoes by herself.
(b) She helps mother wash the rice.
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Adverbials usually come at the end of a sentence. Lee washed her shoes in the toilet. She (usually/always/sometimes) helps her mother wash the rice.
- Adverbials usually come at the end of a sentence.
- Lee washed her shoes in the toilet.
- She (usually/always/sometimes) helps her mother wash the rice.
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Adverbials usually come at the end of a sentence.
Lee washed her shoes in the toilet.
She (usually/always/sometimes) helps her mother wash the rice.
Lee washed her shoes in the toilet.
She (usually/always/sometimes) helps her mother wash the rice.
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