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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

come - go out

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00(a) The moon goes out / comes out during the02br
00night.02br
00(b) The moon comes out every day in the night.02br
00(c) The moon is coming / getting out in /on the02br
00sky. 02br
00(d) The moon has already came out before night.02br
00(f) The moon and stars (come)out at night.02br
00(g) The moon came / went out when it was night.02br
00(h) The moon went out in the sky.02br
00(i) When the moon comes / goes out, many stars02br
00stay with it. 0-
  

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02br 02br 00It sounds peculiar to say every day in the night. 0-

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0The moon always 'comes' out, not goes out.02br
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00It sounds peculiar to say every day in the night. Just say every night.0-
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01cite10Vincent Teo12cite10Can I say,12br
10(a) The moon comes out during the night.12br
10(b) The moon comes out every day in the night.12br
10(c) The moon is coming / getting out in /on the12br
10sky. 12br
10(d) The moon has already came out before night.12br
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0a) The moon comes out during the night. ok02br
00(b) The moon comes out every day in the night. no, every night.02br
00(c) The moon is coming / getting out in /on the The moon is coming out in the sky02br
00sky. 02br
00(d) The moon has already came out before night. The moon has already come out, before the night. (or before night-time).02br
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0Can I say.02br
00The moon and stars are out at night. 0-
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0Can I say.02br
00The moon and stars are out at night. 0-
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