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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

About a bicycle event

Can I say,

(a) Peter's father bought a new bicycle on his birthday. He was very excited.

(b) He rode his new bicycle around the neighbourhood happily.

(c) Suddenly, his bicycle had a puncture / was punctuared. He had to push his bicycle home. He was very upset.
  

Top answer

Hi, Can I say, (a) Peter's father bought a new bicycle on his birthday . He was very excited. It sounds like the father had the birthday, and was excited.

— Clive

  • Hi, Can I say, (a) Peter's father bought a new bicycle on his birthday .
  • He was very excited.
  • It sounds like the father had the birthday, and was excited.
  • (b) He rode his new bicycle around the neighbourhood happily.
  • OK (c) Suddenly, his bicycle had a puncture / was punctuare d .
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Hi,

Can I say,




(a) Peter's father bought a new bicycle on his birthday. He was very excited. It sounds like the father had the birthday, and was excited.


(b) He rode his new bicycle around the neighbourhood happily. OK


(c) Suddenly, his bicycle had a puncture / was punctuared. He had to push h
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