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Qq_aa_zz Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Another question....
which of the following is correct?
A. We come to wide river.
or
B. We come to a wide river.
Thanks a lot.
A. We come to wide river.
or
B. We come to a wide river.
Thanks a lot.
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Hi , The second one's correct, but I would rather use this one: "We come to a broad rive r" Alex-93
- Hi , The second one's correct, but I would rather use this one: "We come to a broad rive r" Alex-93
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Hi ,
The second one's correct, but I would rather use this one:
"We come to a broad river"
Alex-93
The second one's correct, but I would rather use this one:
"We come to a broad river"
Alex-93
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Actually "wide" is a better collocation with "river" than "broad."
We come to a wide river.
However, the use of present tense may not be right.
Every time we go to Grandma's house, we come to a wide river, and stop to have a picnic lunch before driving the rest of the way.
On our trip, we came to a wide river and stopped to take pictures.
We come to a wide river.
However, the use of present tense may not be right.
Every time we go to Grandma's house, we come to a wide river, and stop to have a picnic lunch before driving the rest of the way.
On our trip, we came to a wide river and stopped to take pictures.
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