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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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About "John's grandmother"
Should I write like this way:
(a) John's grandmother lives in Rabu village. It was a wooden house. When school holidays, John visits her grandmother. He will give her mother a hug and a kiss.
(b) Her grandmother has an orchard. She sells her fruit at the roadside. She enjoys her village life.
(a) John's grandmother lives in Rabu village. It was a wooden house. When school holidays, John visits her grandmother. He will give her mother a hug and a kiss.
(b) Her grandmother has an orchard. She sells her fruit at the roadside. She enjoys her village life.
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(a) John's grandmother lives in Rabu Village in a wooden house. During school holidays, John visits his grandmother. He always gives her a hug and a kiss.
- (a) John's grandmother lives in Rabu Village in a wooden house.
- During school holidays, John visits his grandmother.
- He always gives her a hug and a kiss.
- (b) His grandmother has an orchard.
- She sells her fruit at the roadside.
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(a) John's grandmother lives in Rabu Village in a wooden house. During school holidays, John visits his grandmother. He always gives her a hug and a kiss.
(b) His grandmother has an orchard. She sells her fruit at the roadside. She enjoys village life.
(b) His grandmother has an orchard. She sells her fruit at the roadside. She enjoys village life.
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