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MUSCOVITE Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Correct grammar?
Hi,
Are the following sentences (with the omitted prepositions) gramatically correct?
(1) He works weekends
(2) She teaches school
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Are the following sentences (with the omitted prepositions) gramatically correct?
(1) He works weekends
(2) She teaches school
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#1 is ok but #2 needs a preposition. She teaches at/in (the/a) school. An article (either a or the) is normally required but I suppose you can omit it if the listener knows which school is meant.
- #1 is ok but #2 needs a preposition.
- She teaches at/in (the/a) school.
- An article (either a or the) is normally required but I suppose you can omit it if the listener knows which school is meant.
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#1 is ok but #2 needs a preposition.
She teaches at/in (the/a) school.
An article (either a or the) is normally required but I suppose you can omit it if the listener knows which school is meant.
She teaches at/in (the/a) school.
An article (either a or the) is normally required but I suppose you can omit it if the listener knows which school is meant.
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