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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
by / at / on the roadside
Can I say,
She sells food by / at / on / beside /'in front of the roadside.
She sells food by / at / on / beside /'in front of the roadside.
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I think any of the first three could be used. My personal preference would be at , but don't ask me why. ]
- I think any of the first three could be used.
- My personal preference would be at , but don't ask me why.
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I think any of the first three could be used. My personal preference would be at, but don't ask me why.
[Are you familiar with this tongue-twister: She sells shells by the seashore?]
[Are you familiar with this tongue-twister: She sells shells by the seashore?]
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