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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
A tera party
Can I say,
(a) After the campaign, they had a tea party.
(b) They mowed the lawn with a weeder.
(a) After the campaign, they had a tea party.
(b) They mowed the lawn with a weeder.
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(a) After the campaign, they had a tea party. -- OK. (b) They mowed the lawn with a weeder.
- (a) After the campaign, they had a tea party.
- -- OK.
- (b) They mowed the lawn with a weeder.
- -- Grammatically OK but doesn't make sense.
- A weeder is something that removes weeds.
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(a) After the campaign, they had a tea party. -- OK.
(b) They mowed the lawn with a weeder. -- Grammatically OK but doesn't make sense. A weeder is something that removes weeds. You don't "mow" with it.
(b) They mowed the lawn with a weeder. -- Grammatically OK but doesn't make sense. A weeder is something that removes weeds. You don't "mow" with it.
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