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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
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Can I say,
(a) They are flying the kites in the field.
(b) They are clearing the garden.
© They shook hands when they met.
(d) When the traffic light turns red, all the vehicles must stop.
(e) There are many fruits in the stall.
(f) She kept the containers into the cabinet.
(g) She is blowing the balloon.
(h) The scenery is beautiful.
(a) They are flying the kites in the field.
(b) They are clearing the garden.
© They shook hands when they met.
(d) When the traffic light turns red, all the vehicles must stop.
(e) There are many fruits in the stall.
(f) She kept the containers into the cabinet.
(g) She is blowing the balloon.
(h) The scenery is beautiful.
Top answer
A: They are flying kites in the field. ) B, C, D are fine E: There are many kinds of fruit in the stall. F is fine G: She is blowing up the balloon.
- A: They are flying kites in the field.
- ) B, C, D are fine E: There are many kinds of fruit in the stall.
- F is fine G: She is blowing up the balloon.
- H is fine
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A: They are flying kites in the field. (They are flying their kites in the field.)
B, C, D are fine
E: There are many kinds of fruit in the stall.
F is fine
G: She is blowing up the balloon.
H is fine
B, C, D are fine
E: There are many kinds of fruit in the stall.
F is fine
G: She is blowing up the balloon.
H is fine
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