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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Chopping / chopping down
What are the difference between:
He is chopping a tree.
He is chopping down a tree.
He is chopping a tree.
He is chopping down a tree.
Top answer
If the tree is standing vertically in its place with its roots in the soil, then you chop it down . You don't chop it. You can chop a tree into pieces even if it has already been chopped down.
- If the tree is standing vertically in its place with its roots in the soil, then you chop it down .
- You don't chop it.
- You can chop a tree into pieces even if it has already been chopped down.
- It doesn't have to be standing vertically in its place.
- CJ
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If the tree is standing vertically in its place with its roots in the soil, then you chop it down. You don't chop it.
You can chop a tree into pieces even if it has already been chopped down. It doesn't have to be standing vertically in its place.
CJ
You can chop a tree into pieces even if it has already been chopped down. It doesn't have to be standing vertically in its place.
CJ
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