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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A few corrections 2
can I say,
(a) I have put on a lof of weight. (means: getting fat?)
(b) I stepped / stepped on a banana skin.
(c) Our animals are getting lesser and lesser.
(d) He should stopped clearing / clearing out the jungles.
(e) They are talking about/ on the safety of the area at night.
(f) He forgot to close his farm gate / fence / door and a goat came in.
(a) I have put on a lof of weight. (means: getting fat?)
(b) I stepped / stepped on a banana skin.
(c) Our animals are getting lesser and lesser.
(d) He should stopped clearing / clearing out the jungles.
(e) They are talking about/ on the safety of the area at night.
(f) He forgot to close his farm gate / fence / door and a goat came in.
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Vincent Teo can I say, (a) I have put on a lof of weight. ) (b) I stepped / stepped on a banana skin. (c) Our animals are getting lesser and lesser.
- Vincent Teo can I say, (a) I have put on a lof of weight.
- ) (b) I stepped / stepped on a banana skin.
- (c) Our animals are getting lesser and lesser.
- (d) He should stopped clearing / clearing out the jungles.
- (e) They are talking about / on the safety of the area at night.
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Vincent Teocan I say,
(a) I have put on a lof of weight. (means: getting fat?)
(b) I stepped / stepped on a banana skin.
(c) Our animals are getting lesser and lesser.
(d) He should stopped clearing / clearing out the jungles.
(e) They are talking about/ on the safety of the area at night.
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