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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) We should not throw any rubbish beside the beach.
(b) They went to the park last weekends.
(c) Next day evening, Next evening, we go to the park.
(d) She saw 2 burglars coming to her neighbourhood.
(e) I asked my mother for a permission.
(f) She is frying pancakes in the kitchen.
(a) We should not throw any rubbish beside the beach.
(b) They went to the park last weekends.
(c) Next day evening, Next evening, we go to the park.
(d) She saw 2 burglars coming to her neighbourhood.
(e) I asked my mother for a permission.
(f) She is frying pancakes in the kitchen.
Top answer
Hi, a) We should not throw any rubbish on/beside the beach. Depends on which you mean. Probably 'on'.
- Hi, a) We should not throw any rubbish on/beside the beach.
- Depends on which you mean.
- Probably 'on'.
- (b) They went to the park last weekend.
- (c) The next evening, we went to the park.
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Hi,
a) We should not throw any rubbish on/beside the beach. Depends on which you mean. Probably 'on'.
(b) They went to the park last weekend.
(c) The next evening, we went to the park. Tomorrow evening, we are going to go to the park.
(d) She saw 2 burglars coming to her neighbourhood. Sounds a bit odd semantically, for several reasons. eg Ho
a) We should not throw any rubbish on/beside the beach. Depends on which you mean. Probably 'on'.
(b) They went to the park last weekend.
(c) The next evening, we went to the park. Tomorrow evening, we are going to go to the park.
(d) She saw 2 burglars coming to her neighbourhood. Sounds a bit odd semantically, for several reasons. eg Ho
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