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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
about "cleaning up"
Can I write:
(a) The residents are cleaning up.
(b) The residents are cleaning up the garden / playground / neighbourhood.
(c) The residents are cleaning up the compound of the house.
(a) The residents are cleaning up.
(b) The residents are cleaning up the garden / playground / neighbourhood.
(c) The residents are cleaning up the compound of the house.
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Yes, but in my culture, houses don't have compounds ; they have yards or gardens .
- Yes, but in my culture, houses don't have compounds ; they have yards or gardens .
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Yes, but in my culture, houses don't have compounds; they have yards or gardens.
Yes, but in my culture, houses don't have compounds; they have yards or gardens.
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