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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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00(a) Please don't touch with the hot objects.02br
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00 We must not / cannnot touch hot objects.02br
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00(b) We cannot climb windows. 02br
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00(c) I made a wish in the birthday party.02br
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00 Brother and sister made a wish to me.02br
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00 She made a wish because today is her birthday.02br
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00 Ali made a wish for his birthday.0-
  

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1font 00(a) Please don't touch with the hot objects. 02font 00No. That sounds like the hot objects are in your hand, and your not supposed to use them to touch...

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  • 1font 00(a) Please don't touch with the hot objects.
  • 02font 00No.
  • That sounds like the hot objects are in your hand, and your not supposed to use them to touch...
  • uh...
  • 02br 02br 01font 00 We must not / cannnot touch hot objects.
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1font00(a) Please don't touch with the hot objects. 02font00No. That sounds like the hot objects are in your hand, and your not supposed to use them to touch... uh... something else.02br
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01font00 We must not / cannnot touch hot objects. 02font00Grammatically it's okay, but logically, I w
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1font00(b) We cannot climb windows. 02font00No. You can't climb a window. 02br
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00(c) My b01font00rother and sister made a wish to me. (why muat put "my"?) 02font02br
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01cite10Vincent Teo12cite11font10(b) We cannot climb windows. 12font10No. You can't climb a window. 12br
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0 When you 'climb' something it is assumed that you mean 'climb up' something. You can't climb up a window. You can climb through a window, but you cannot give that meaning just by the use of 'climb' on its own. 0-
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0(a) That mean, we can't say, "...climbed the windows." but, we must try to get the word (climbed) with prepositions. Am I right?02br
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00(b) My b01font00rother and sister made a wish to me. (why should we put "my" in fromt of brother? is there necessary? ) 02font0-
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0a) You don't necessarily need a preposition. But 'climb' on its own will always be taken to mean 'climb up'. You can climb a tree. You can climb a mountain. You can climb a wall. You can't climb a window (as you can't really climb up a window).02br
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00b) as Feebs said, the correct preposition here is 'for' not 'to'. You specify 'my' brother and sister otherwise it could
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0Thanks. I'm very clear about the "climb up." By the way, can you explain more about others?02br
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00(a) Please cannot climb on / climb onto / climb out / climb out of the window.02br
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00(b) Please cannot climb towards / climb through the window. 02br
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0Can I write?02br
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00To be able to work under pressure.02br
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00By being more pession and to couple to work under pressure.0-
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0Let me give it a shot.02br
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001. Let's say a person try to escape or sneak out from the room/house through an open window. That action of getting out from the room/house to the outside through that window is called, climb out the window02br
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002. 'Climb in the window' is in the reverse direction, from the outside to the inside.02br
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0In general these can be used as a context guide by which you can change the content to fit the context you wish to express.02br
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00He 01font00climbed up02font00 ….the stairs, the tree, the mountain. Generally infers a slow upward movement from a low to high position. 02br
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