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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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bid farewall
Can I say,
(a) They bids farewell for / with / to the children.
(a) They bids farewell for / with / to the children.
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They bid s farewell for / with / to the children. They bid farwell to the children.
- They bid s farewell for / with / to the children.
- They bid farwell to the children.
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They bids farewell for / with / to the children.
They bid farwell to the children.
They bid farwell to the children.
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Hi,
'They bid farewell to the children' can be both present and past tense. However, 'They bade farewell . . . ' is also possible for past tense, and that's what I'd naturally say.
Clive
'They bid farewell to the children' can be both present and past tense. However, 'They bade farewell . . . ' is also possible for past tense, and that's what I'd naturally say.
Clive
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