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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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Can I say,

(a) She is cutting a cloth now.

(b) He gave an injection to / for Ali.

(c) He does homework until night / at night / midnight.
  

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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) She is cutting a cloth now. ok (b) He gave an injection to / for Ali. (c) He does homework until night / at night / midnight .

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  • Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) She is cutting a cloth now.
  • ok (b) He gave an injection to / for Ali.
  • (c) He does homework until night / at night / midnight .
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Vincent TeoCan I say,

(a) She is cutting a cloth now. ok

(b) He gave an injection to / for Ali.

(c) He does homework until night / at night / midnight.
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Hi,

a) She is cutting a cloth now. This is correct grammar,as already noted..

But I suggest that it would be more natural to say 'She is cutting some cloth' or perhaps 'She is cutting a piece of cloth'.

Best wishes, Clive
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Feebs11
Vincent Teo(b) He gave an injection to / for Ali.

He gave an injection to Ali.

He gave Ali an injection.

Are both sentences fine?
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It wasn't until night time that she finished her homework.

She didn't finished her homework until night came.

Are these right?
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Hi,

It wasn't until night time that she finished her homework.

She didn't finished her homework until night came.

Are these right? It's more natural here to speak of 'the evening' rather than 'night time'.


It wasn't until the evening that she finishe
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Yoong Liat
Feebs11
Vincent Teo(b) He gave an injection to / for Ali.
He gave an injection to Ali.

He gave Ali an injection.

Are both sentences fine?
Yes, both are fine
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Hi,

You might like to note that 'a shot' is a more common term in N. America than 'an injection'.

Clive
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