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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
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Can I say,
(a) Alis’s mother bought 1 kilogram of fish with the fishmonger.
(b) The box is smaller than the table.
(c) They are watching (the / a ) movie. (if a picture shows the people watching TV)
(d) I gave a present to you.
(e) This / That / The uncle is a dentist.
(f) There is a milk bottle.
(g) Suddenly the lift on the 5th floor was stopped.
(i) The cat is on the house roof / on the top of the house roof.
(a) Alis’s mother bought 1 kilogram of fish with the fishmonger.
(b) The box is smaller than the table.
(c) They are watching (the / a ) movie. (if a picture shows the people watching TV)
(d) I gave a present to you.
(e) This / That / The uncle is a dentist.
(f) There is a milk bottle.
(g) Suddenly the lift on the 5th floor was stopped.
(i) The cat is on the house roof / on the top of the house roof.
Top answer
(a) Alis’s mother bought 1 kilogram of fish from the fishmonger (b) The box is smaller than the table. Okay (c) They are watching (the / a ) movie. (if a picture shows the people watching TV) Use "a" unless you already know which movie.
- (a) Alis’s mother bought 1 kilogram of fish from the fishmonger (b) The box is smaller than the table.
- Okay (c) They are watching (the / a ) movie.
- (if a picture shows the people watching TV) Use "a" unless you already know which movie.
- (d) I gave a present to you.
- Okay (e) This / That / The uncle is a dentist.
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(a) Alis’s mother bought 1 kilogram of fish from the fishmonger
(b) The box is smaller than the table. Okay
(c) They are watching (the / a ) movie. (if a picture shows the people watching TV) Use "a" unless you already know which movie.
(b) The box is smaller than the table. Okay
(c) They are watching (the / a ) movie. (if a picture shows the people watching TV) Use "a" unless you already know which movie.
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I got a question.
(c) They are watching a movie.
(if a picture shows the people watching TV)
Is that correct if the people watch the movie through TV?
Can I say,
(a) They are watching a movie.
(b) The are watching a movie through TV.
(c) They are watching a movie.
(if a picture shows the people watching TV)
Is that correct if the people watch the movie through TV?
Can I say,
(a) They are watching a movie.
(b) The are watching a movie through TV.
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They are watching a movie. ok (even on the TV)
They are watching a movie on the TV. ok
They are watching a movie through TV. not ok.
They are watching a movie on the TV. ok
They are watching a movie through TV. not ok.
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