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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) One day, Meng's teacher scolded him because his hair was long. He felt sorry for his teacher.
(b) After that, he went to a barber for a haircut.
(c) The next day, Peter was happy because his teacher praised him.
(a) One day, Meng's teacher scolded him because his hair was long. He felt sorry for his teacher.
(b) After that, he went to a barber for a haircut.
(c) The next day, Peter was happy because his teacher praised him.
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(a) One day, Meng's teacher scolded him because his hair was long. He felt sorry for his teacher. [grammatically OK, but it seems peculiar that he would feel sorry for his teacher after being scolded]
(b) After that, he went to a barber for a haircut.
(c) The next day, Peter [Do you mean Peter or Meng? Is this supposed to be a continuation of the same story?] was happy be
(b) After that, he went to a barber for a haircut.
(c) The next day, Peter [Do you mean Peter or Meng? Is this supposed to be a continuation of the same story?] was happy be
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Vincent TeoHe felt sorry for his teacher.No, I assume you are trying to say something like this:
The scolding made him feel sad.
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