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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
About new neighbour
Can I say,
(a) Last Sunday morning, it was sunny. Peter and his family moved into /to the house next door to Emily. They became Emily's new neighbour.
(b) Peter is a lawyer. He works in an office. Her wife is a nurse. She works in a hospital.
(c) They have two daughters. They are studying in Emily's school. They meet and walk to school together every morning.
(a) Last Sunday morning, it was sunny. Peter and his family moved into /to the house next door to Emily. They became Emily's new neighbour.
(b) Peter is a lawyer. He works in an office. Her wife is a nurse. She works in a hospital.
(c) They have two daughters. They are studying in Emily's school. They meet and walk to school together every morning.
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A couple of problems highlighted. See how you get on.
(a) Last Sunday morning, it was sunny. Peter and his family moved into /to the house next door to Emily. They became Emily's new neighbour.
(b) Peter is a lawyer. He works in an office. Her wife is a nurse. She works in a hospital.
(c) They have two daughters. They [You're changing the meaning of "they". Be aware th
(a) Last Sunday morning, it was sunny. Peter and his family moved into /to the house next door to Emily. They became Emily's new neighbour.
(b) Peter is a lawyer. He works in an office. Her wife is a nurse. She works in a hospital.
(c) They have two daughters. They [You're changing the meaning of "they". Be aware th
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