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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correction 1
Can I say,
(1) There are a few of pupils are playing happily in the field.
(2) He is sweeping the floor in the classroom.
(3) He goes for a jog / goes jogging at the park.
(4) She won a champion / championship in the singing competition.
(5) He is cutting the grass hardly.
(6) The reporter wrote the news of the newspaper.
(7) He dug a hole.
(8) He packed his books in / into the bag.
(1) There are a few of pupils are playing happily in the field.
(2) He is sweeping the floor in the classroom.
(3) He goes for a jog / goes jogging at the park.
(4) She won a champion / championship in the singing competition.
(5) He is cutting the grass hardly.
(6) The reporter wrote the news of the newspaper.
(7) He dug a hole.
(8) He packed his books in / into the bag.
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(1) There are A FEW PUPILS (2) OK (3)IN the park (4) She won first place in the singing competition/ she won the singing competition/ she was the champion of the singing competition (5)I don't understand the meaning of this sentence. "Hardly" is an adverb that means "almost not." Example: I can hardly believe the good news. (6) wrote FOR the newspaper (7) He packed the bag with his books. Thank
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