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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
About "driving back to hometown"
Can I write like this way:
John and his family are going to hometown. He plans to celebrate New Year with his family. His children are eager to celebrate (it).
There is heavy traffic on a highway. All drivers drive carefully. There is a long queue at the toll-booths. They are patient to wait for their turn on the highway,
After that, John stops / stops his car at the rest area. They are having lunch there. Finally, John and his family continue their journey.
John and his family are going to hometown. He plans to celebrate New Year with his family. His children are eager to celebrate (it).
There is heavy traffic on a highway. All drivers drive carefully. There is a long queue at the toll-booths. They are patient to wait for their turn on the highway,
After that, John stops / stops his car at the rest area. They are having lunch there. Finally, John and his family continue their journey.
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Vincent Teo Can I write like this way: John and his family are going to their hometown. He plans to celebrate New Year with his family. His children are eager to celebrate (it).
- Vincent Teo Can I write like this way: John and his family are going to their hometown.
- He plans to celebrate New Year with his family.
- His children are eager to celebrate (it).
- There is heavy traffic on a the highway.
- All drivers drive carefully .
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Vincent TeoCan I write like this way:
John and his family are going to their hometown. He plans to celebrate New Year with his family. His children are eager to celebrate (it).
There is heavy traffic onathe highway.All drivers drive carefully. The drivers are all driving carefully. There is a long queu
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