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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Belongs ... to
Are these sentences correct:
1-Children belong in schools to be educated.
2-Children belong in schools to receive an education.
3-The ice-cream belongs in a fridge in order not to go bad.
4-The ice-cream belongs in a fridge not to go bad.
5-The ice-cream belongs in a fridge to keep.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-Children belong in schools to be educated.
2-Children belong in schools to receive an education.
3-The ice-cream belongs in a fridge in order not to go bad.
4-The ice-cream belongs in a fridge not to go bad.
5-The ice-cream belongs in a fridge to keep.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
They look quite unnatural to me. 1. Children go to school for education/ to get educated.
- They look quite unnatural to me.
- 1.
- Children go to school for education/ to get educated.
- 3.
- Ice cream is stored in fridge to prevent it from getting melted/ from getting spoiled.
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They look quite unnatural to me.
1. Children go to school for education/ to get educated.
3. Ice cream is stored in fridge to prevent it from getting melted/ from getting spoiled.
1. Children go to school for education/ to get educated.
3. Ice cream is stored in fridge to prevent it from getting melted/ from getting spoiled.
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