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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Cast the net
Do we say,
The fisherman cast a net on them and took them home.
The fisherman cast a net on them and took them home.
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Vincent Teo Do we say "cast a net on them" is grammatical, if that's all you want to know. However, you left out the part where the fisherman actually catches the fish in the net! I know he caught them, or he couldn't have taken them home.
- Vincent Teo Do we say "cast a net on them" is grammatical, if that's all you want to know.
- However, you left out the part where the fisherman actually catches the fish in the net!
- I know he caught them, or he couldn't have taken them home.
- Still, it seems that a piece is missing the way you've written it.
- He cast the net on them, hauled them in, and took them home.
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Vincent TeoDo we say"cast a net on them" is grammatical, if that's all you want to know.
However, you left out the part where the fisherman actually catches the fish in the net! I know he caught them, or he couldn't have taken them home. Still, it seems that a piece is missing the way you've written it.
He cast the net on them, hauled t
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