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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

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Can I say,



  1. The referee is blowing his whistle to end / start the game.



  2. She is blowing up / blowing the balloons.



  3. He is blowing out / over the candles on his birthday.



  4. He is selling durians in his stall.


  

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Vincent Teo Can I say, The referee is blowing his whistle to end / start the game. She is blowing up / blowing the balloons. Use 'up".

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  • Vincent Teo Can I say, The referee is blowing his whistle to end / start the game.
  • She is blowing up / blowing the balloons.
  • Use 'up".
  • He is blowing out / over the candles on his birthday.
  • Use 'out'.
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Vincent Teo Can I say,



  1. The referee is blowing his whistle to end / start the game.



  2. She is blowing up / blowing the balloons. Use 'up".



  3. He is blowing out / over the candles on his birthday. Use 'out'.



  4. He is
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