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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
about "assembly"
can I say,
(a) The students sing the national anthem when assembly.
(b) The students sing the national anthem when having the assembly.
(c) The students sing the national anthem when the assembly begins every Monday.
(d) The students sing the national anthem when they are having an assembly.
(a) The students sing the national anthem when assembly.
(b) The students sing the national anthem when having the assembly.
(c) The students sing the national anthem when the assembly begins every Monday.
(d) The students sing the national anthem when they are having an assembly.
Top answer
(a) The students sing the national anthem at an assembly. (b) The students sing the national anthem when they have an assembly. (c) The students sing the national anthem when the assembly begins every Monday.
- (a) The students sing the national anthem at an assembly.
- (b) The students sing the national anthem when they have an assembly.
- (c) The students sing the national anthem when the assembly begins every Monday.
- (d) The students sing the national anthem when they have an assembly.
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(a) The students sing the national anthem at an assembly.
(b) The students sing the national anthem when they have an assembly.
(c) The students sing the national anthem when the assembly begins every Monday.
(d) The students sing the national anthem when they have an assembly.
(a) The students sing the national anthem at an assembly.
(b) The students sing the national anthem when they have an assembly.
(c) The students sing the national anthem when the assembly begins every Monday.
(d) The students sing the national anthem when they have an assembly.
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