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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Address
Is this sentence correct:
"He MADE an address at the beginning of the Olympic Games."
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" It doesn't immediately jump out at me as being correct. " That means, the president gave a (welcoming) speech at the beginning of the games. Addendum: He gave/delivered an address at the beginning of the Olympics.
- " It doesn't immediately jump out at me as being correct.
- " That means, the president gave a (welcoming) speech at the beginning of the games.
- Addendum: He gave/delivered an address at the beginning of the Olympics.
- There is another acceptable form.
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Christine Christie"He MADE an address at the beginning of the Olympic Games."
It doesn't immediately jump out at me as being correct.
You could say, though, the following: "The president addressed the crowd at the beginning of the Olympic Games."
That means, the president gave a (welcoming) speech at the beginning of the games.
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