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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A few corrections 2
Can I say,
(1) They are listening to their teacher (teaching / lecture).
(2) They were asleep while / when the curtain was on fire.
(3) They shifted to their new house.
(4) The robber is pointing (his gun) at the guard in the bank.
(5) The boys are singing to / for the orphans.
(6) The children enjoyed the birthday / birthday party.
(7) The lion has a mane hair.
(1) They are listening to their teacher (teaching / lecture).
(2) They were asleep while / when the curtain was on fire.
(3) They shifted to their new house.
(4) The robber is pointing (his gun) at the guard in the bank.
(5) The boys are singing to / for the orphans.
(6) The children enjoyed the birthday / birthday party.
(7) The lion has a mane hair.
Top answer
(1) They are listening to their teacher / teacher's lecture. (2) They were asleep when the curtain caught fire. (3) They moved to their new house.
- (1) They are listening to their teacher / teacher's lecture.
- (2) They were asleep when the curtain caught fire.
- (3) They moved to their new house.
- (4) The robber is pointing his gun at the bank guard.
- (5) The boys are singing to / for the orphans.
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(1) They are listening to their teacher / teacher's lecture.
(2) They were asleep when the curtain caught fire.
(3) They moved to their new house.
(4) The robber is pointing his gun at the bank guard.
(5) The boys are singing to / for the orphans.
(6) The children enjoyed the birthday / birthday party.
(7) The lion has a mane.
(2) They were asleep when the curtain caught fire.
(3) They moved to their new house.
(4) The robber is pointing his gun at the bank guard.
(5) The boys are singing to / for the orphans.
(6) The children enjoyed the birthday / birthday party.
(7) The lion has a mane.
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