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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
A few sentences (1)
Can I say,
(a) A dangerous man followed May and stopped the car.
(b) A van followed May and stopped it. A man tried to approach her.
(c) When the girl went into the centre, the man stopped his car and approached her.
(d) A guy followed May. The guy stopped and approached her.
(e) The man walked down the van and approached her.
(f) A van followed me and stopped me.
(a) A dangerous man followed May and stopped the car.
(b) A van followed May and stopped it. A man tried to approach her.
(c) When the girl went into the centre, the man stopped his car and approached her.
(d) A guy followed May. The guy stopped and approached her.
(e) The man walked down the van and approached her.
(f) A van followed me and stopped me.
Top answer
(a) A dangerous man followed May and stopped the car. -- Unclear whose car you are referring to. (b) A van followed May and stopped it.
- (a) A dangerous man followed May and stopped the car.
- -- Unclear whose car you are referring to.
- (b) A van followed May and stopped it.
- A man tried to approach her.
- -- No.
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(a) A dangerous man followed May and stopped the car. -- Unclear whose car you are referring to.
(b) A van followed May and stopped it. A man tried to approach her. -- No. Unclear what "it" refers to and how a van could do that anyway.
(c) When the girl went into the centre, the man stopped his car and approached her. -- Grammatically OK, but without any context it's not clear
(b) A van followed May and stopped it. A man tried to approach her. -- No. Unclear what "it" refers to and how a van could do that anyway.
(c) When the girl went into the centre, the man stopped his car and approached her. -- Grammatically OK, but without any context it's not clear
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