0
Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Corrections 1
Can I say,
(1) He is writing a letter.
(2) He is good in / at climbing (the tree).
(3) The lawyer is talking to / with his client.
(4) She sang in / at the concert.
(5) She does laundry every day.
(6) He is winding the clock.
(1) He is writing a letter.
(2) He is good in / at climbing (the tree).
(3) The lawyer is talking to / with his client.
(4) She sang in / at the concert.
(5) She does laundry every day.
(6) He is winding the clock.
Top answer
Please give me your comments, thanks!!
- Please give me your comments, thanks!!
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
0
(1) He is writing a letter. [Y]
(2) He is good at climbing (the tree).
(3) The lawyer is talking to his client. (With is also possible but it's a bit informal.)
(4) She sang at the concert.
(5) She does the laundry every day. [Y]
(6) He is winding the clock. [Y]
You're smart!
(2) He is good at climbing (the tree).
(3) The lawyer is talking to his client. (With is also possible but it's a bit informal.)
(4) She sang at the concert.
(5) She does the laundry every day. [Y]
(6) He is winding the clock. [Y]
You're smart!
0
Related Questions