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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Correction 2
Can I say,
(a) A rabbit white fur on its body.
(b) The match was postponed as it was raining.
(c0 The sun rises (in the east).
(d) She is afraid of the mouse.
(e) They are sharing (with) an umbrella.
(f) The soldiers marched in parade during the National Day's celebration.
(g) The sky has a rainbow after the rain.
(a) A rabbit white fur on its body.
(b) The match was postponed as it was raining.
(c0 The sun rises (in the east).
(d) She is afraid of the mouse.
(e) They are sharing (with) an umbrella.
(f) The soldiers marched in parade during the National Day's celebration.
(g) The sky has a rainbow after the rain.
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(a) Some rabbits have white fur. (b) The match was postponed because it was raining. (c0 The sun rises (in the east).
- (a) Some rabbits have white fur.
- (b) The match was postponed because it was raining.
- (c0 The sun rises (in the east).
- (d) She is afraid of mice .
- (e) They are sharing the umbrella.
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(a) Some rabbits have white fur.
(b) The match was postponed because it was raining.
(c0 The sun rises (in the east).
(d) She is afraid of mice.
(e) They are sharing the umbrella.
(f) The soldiers marched in the National Day parade.
(g) There's a rainbow after the rain.
(b) The match was postponed because it was raining.
(c0 The sun rises (in the east).
(d) She is afraid of mice.
(e) They are sharing the umbrella.
(f) The soldiers marched in the National Day parade.
(g) There's a rainbow after the rain.
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Thanks, by the way, why don't we use "as" instead of "because"? I think they are same in meaning.
The match was postponed because / as it was raining.
The match was postponed because / as it was raining.
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I discourage my students from using 'as' for 'because', Vincent, because in reading it there is often at least momentary confusion with 'as' as an adverb.
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