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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
About fishing
Can I say,
(a) Last Sunday, Peter and John brought their (fishing) rods and pails before going fishing / to fish. He and his friends went fishing near the river. (Do you think isn't repeated?)
(b) When they started fishing, Peter heard someone / somebody shouting for help. He ran to the river and saw a boy drowning. The boy was very shocked and scared in the river.
(c) He quickly jumped into / in the river and tried to save the drowning boy. Luckily, the boy was unhurt. He thanked Peter and John for saving his life. They had done a good deed.
(a) Last Sunday, Peter and John brought their (fishing) rods and pails before going fishing / to fish. He and his friends went fishing near the river. (Do you think isn't repeated?)
(b) When they started fishing, Peter heard someone / somebody shouting for help. He ran to the river and saw a boy drowning. The boy was very shocked and scared in the river.
(c) He quickly jumped into / in the river and tried to save the drowning boy. Luckily, the boy was unhurt. He thanked Peter and John for saving his life. They had done a good deed.
Top answer
(a) Last Sunday, Peter and John brought their (fishing) rods and pails to go fishing / to fish. -- I do not want to see ' NEAR the river/ocean/lake' any more, Vincent, or I will ban you from posting for a month! (b) When they started fishing, Peter heard someone / somebody shouting for help.
- (a) Last Sunday, Peter and John brought their (fishing) rods and pails to go fishing / to fish.
- -- I do not want to see ' NEAR the river/ocean/lake' any more, Vincent, or I will ban you from posting for a month!
- (b) When they started fishing, Peter heard someone / somebody shouting for help.
- He ran to the river and saw a boy drowning.
- (c) He and John quickly jumped into the river and tried to save the drowning boy.
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(a) Last Sunday, Peter and John brought their (fishing) rods and pails to go fishing / to fish. Peter and John and their friends went fishing at/in the river.-- I do not want to see 'NEAR the river/ocean/lake' any more, Vincent, or I will ban you from posting for a month!
(b) When they started fishing, Peter heard someone / somebody shouting for
(b) When they started fishing, Peter heard someone / somebody shouting for
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