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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
About event
Can I say,
(a) Many events was held / held on Sports Day. Peter took part in the race competition. His friends congratulated him for winning / to win (the race).
(b) When / After the events ended, the headmaster gave prizes.
(c) The Sports Day / Sports Day events ended by 10 a.m.
(a) Many events was held / held on Sports Day. Peter took part in the race competition. His friends congratulated him for winning / to win (the race).
(b) When / After the events ended, the headmaster gave prizes.
(c) The Sports Day / Sports Day events ended by 10 a.m.
Top answer
a) were held --- on/for winning b) after (when not really wrong, but not as good) c) either, really
- a) were held --- on/for winning b) after (when not really wrong, but not as good) c) either, really
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a) were held --- on/for winning
b) after (when not really wrong, but not as good)
c) either, really
b) after (when not really wrong, but not as good)
c) either, really
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