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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A few corrections 5
Can I say,
(a) He is changing a flat tyre.
(b) The worker put up the fence. (what does it mean?)
(c) The landslide destroyed many houses that in the village.
(d) He burst a balloon with a pin.
(e) She is doing / making a report at the police station.
(a) He is changing a flat tyre.
(b) The worker put up the fence. (what does it mean?)
(c) The landslide destroyed many houses that in the village.
(d) He burst a balloon with a pin.
(e) She is doing / making a report at the police station.
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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) He is changing a flat tyre. >> Yes, in British English. In American English we say "a flat tire", or simply "a flat" (b) The worker put up the fence.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) He is changing a flat tyre.
- >> Yes, in British English.
- In American English we say "a flat tire", or simply "a flat" (b) The worker put up the fence.
- ) >> It means "he built a fence.
- " (c) The landslide destroyed many houses that in the village.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) He is changing a flat tyre. >> Yes, in British English. In American English we say "a flat tire", or simply "a flat"
(b) The worker put up the fence. (what does it mean?)>> It means "he built a fence. "
(c) The landslide destroyed many housesthatin the village.>> OK
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