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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
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Can I say,
(a) The dancers are dancing very gracefully.
(b) He went to a shoe / shoes shop.
© The programme is very exciting on the television.
They are exciting to watch television programme.
(d) He walks at the park with his pet.
(e) They are feeling very hot.
He was very hot under the hot sun.
They are walking in the hot sun.
(f) This was a day full of meaningful.
(g) She folds her blanket by herself every day.
(a) The dancers are dancing very gracefully.
(b) He went to a shoe / shoes shop.
© The programme is very exciting on the television.
They are exciting to watch television programme.
(d) He walks at the park with his pet.
(e) They are feeling very hot.
He was very hot under the hot sun.
They are walking in the hot sun.
(f) This was a day full of meaningful.
(g) She folds her blanket by herself every day.
Top answer
Use these: (a) The dancers are dancing very gracefully. (b) He went to a shoe shop . © The programme on the television is very exciting.
- Use these: (a) The dancers are dancing very gracefully.
- (b) He went to a shoe shop .
- © The programme on the television is very exciting.
- They are excited watching the television programme.
- (d) He walks in/to the park with his pet.
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Use these:
(a) The dancers are dancing very gracefully.
(b) He went to a shoe shop.
© The programme on the television is very exciting.
They are excited watching the television programme.
(d) He walks in/to the park with his pet.
(e) They are feeling very hot.
He was very hot under the hot s
(a) The dancers are dancing very gracefully.
(b) He went to a shoe shop.
© The programme on the television is very exciting.
They are excited watching the television programme.
(d) He walks in/to the park with his pet.
(e) They are feeling very hot.
He was very hot under the hot s
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