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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A few corrections 8
Can I say,
(a) He is learning to sew.
(b) The car is John's neighbour's car.
(c) His brother is learning (how) to climb.
(d) The letter is from Li's pen-pal.
(e) Christians celebrated Christmas at December.
(a) He is learning to sew.
(b) The car is John's neighbour's car.
(c) His brother is learning (how) to climb.
(d) The letter is from Li's pen-pal.
(e) Christians celebrated Christmas at December.
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(a) He is learning to sew. -- OK (b) The car is John's neighbour's car. " (c) His brother is learning (how) to climb.
- (a) He is learning to sew.
- -- OK (b) The car is John's neighbour's car.
- " (c) His brother is learning (how) to climb.
- -- OK (d) The letter is from Li's pen-pal.
- -- OK (e) Christians celebrate Christmas in December.
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(a) He is learning to sew. -- OK
(b) The car is John's neighbour's car. -- Possible, but to avoid the slightly awkward repetition of "car" you could say "The car belongs to John's neighbour."
(c) His brother is learning (how) to climb. -- OK
(d) The letter is from Li's pen-pal. -- OK
(e) Christians celebrate Christmas in December. -- "celebrated
(b) The car is John's neighbour's car. -- Possible, but to avoid the slightly awkward repetition of "car" you could say "The car belongs to John's neighbour."
(c) His brother is learning (how) to climb. -- OK
(d) The letter is from Li's pen-pal. -- OK
(e) Christians celebrate Christmas in December. -- "celebrated
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