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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) After eating a / some light breakfast, he went to school.
(b) He saw a boy finding books on the shelf.
(c) He saw a boy in the corner of the shelf looking for the books in the library.
(a) After eating a / some light breakfast, he went to school.
(b) He saw a boy finding books on the shelf.
(c) He saw a boy in the corner of the shelf looking for the books in the library.
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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) After eating a / some light breakfast, he went to school. 'a light breakfast' or 'some breakfast' (b) He saw a boy finding books on the shelf. ) (c) He saw a boy in the corner of the shelf looking for the books in the library.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) After eating a / some light breakfast, he went to school.
- 'a light breakfast' or 'some breakfast' (b) He saw a boy finding books on the shelf.
- ) (c) He saw a boy in the corner of the shelf looking for the books in the library.
- I don't think a boy could be 'in the corner'.
- How about this: 'He saw a boy in the corner of the library looking for books on a shelf'.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) After eating a / some light breakfast, he went to school. 'a light breakfast' or 'some breakfast'
(b) He saw a boyfindingbooks on the shelf. looking for (?)
(c) He saw a boy in the corner of the shelf look
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