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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
About "good friends"
Can I say,
(a)They are good friends, John and Peter.
(b) Rahman is a clever boy. He has a good friend, Peter.
(c) There are two good friends, John and Peter.Each other / Each other of them has bicycle.
(d) They have bicycles each other.
(e) There are two good friends named John and Peter. They live together with their parents.
(a)They are good friends, John and Peter.
(b) Rahman is a clever boy. He has a good friend, Peter.
(c) There are two good friends, John and Peter.Each other / Each other of them has bicycle.
(d) They have bicycles each other.
(e) There are two good friends named John and Peter. They live together with their parents.
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Hi, Can I say, (a)They are good friends, John and Peter. Yes, but it's rather informal. (b) Rahman is a clever boy.
- Hi, Can I say, (a)They are good friends, John and Peter.
- Yes, but it's rather informal.
- (b) Rahman is a clever boy.
- He has a good friend, Peter.
- Rather informal.
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Hi,
Can I say,
(a)They are good friends, John and Peter. Yes, but it's rather informal.
(b) Rahman is a clever boy. He has a good friend, Peter. Rather informal.
(c) There are two good friends, John and Peter.Each other / Each other of them has bicycle. Each of them has a bicycle.
(d) They have bicycles e
Can I say,
(a)They are good friends, John and Peter. Yes, but it's rather informal.
(b) Rahman is a clever boy. He has a good friend, Peter. Rather informal.
(c) There are two good friends, John and Peter.
(d) They have bicycles e
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