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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
A few preposition
Can I say,
(a) He rears (some) fish in /at the (fish) pond.
(b) The police patrols at night / at midnight.
(c) They are cleaning the compound.
(d) He is typing (a letter) on / in / through the computer.
(e) He kicked the football in/into the goal.
(f) (Eating) vegetables are good for/ to health.
(a) He rears (some) fish in /at the (fish) pond.
(b) The police patrols at night / at midnight.
(c) They are cleaning the compound.
(d) He is typing (a letter) on / in / through the computer.
(e) He kicked the football in/into the goal.
(f) (Eating) vegetables are good for/ to health.
Top answer
a. ) b. police (plural) patrol at night c.
- a.
- ) b.
- police (plural) patrol at night c.
- fine d.
- on e.
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a. either is fine - but we raise fish and rear children (rear has all but disappeared in AmEng.)
b. police (plural) patrol at night
c. fine
d. on
e. into/through/across
f. eating is a singular noun: is good for one's health
b. police (plural) patrol at night
c. fine
d. on
e. into/through/across
f. eating is a singular noun: is good for one's health
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