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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
About "serving"
Can I say,
(a) The waiter is serving Lily in the restaurant.
(b) The waiter is taking order from the customer at the restaurant.
(c) The waiter jotted / noted down the food that ordered by the customer at the restaurant.
(d) The waiter is serving a guest at the restaurant.
(a) The waiter is serving Lily in the restaurant.
(b) The waiter is taking order from the customer at the restaurant.
(c) The waiter jotted / noted down the food that ordered by the customer at the restaurant.
(d) The waiter is serving a guest at the restaurant.
Top answer
(a) The waiter is serving Lily in the restaurant. (b) The waiter is taking the order from the customer at the restaurant. (c) The waiter jotted / noted down the food that was ordered by the customer at the restaurant.
- (a) The waiter is serving Lily in the restaurant.
- (b) The waiter is taking the order from the customer at the restaurant.
- (c) The waiter jotted / noted down the food that was ordered by the customer at the restaurant.
- (d) The waiter is serving a guest at the restaurant.
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(a) The waiter is serving Lily in the restaurant.
(b) The waiter is taking the order from the customer at the restaurant.
(c) The waiter jotted / noted down the food that was ordered by the customer at the restaurant.
(d) The waiter is serving a guest at the restaurant.
(a) The waiter is serving Lily in the restaurant.
(b) The waiter is taking the order from the customer at the restaurant.
(c) The waiter jotted / noted down the food that was ordered by the customer at the restaurant.
(d) The waiter is serving a guest at the restaurant.
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Can I say,
The waiter in the restaurant is taking an order (from the restaurant.)
The waiter in the restaurant is taking an order (from the restaurant.)
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