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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) She is changing the sheets / bed sheets in the bedroom.
(b) The durian has a strong smell.
(c) Malaysia is the north to Singapore.
(d) She goes to school with her sister.
(a) She is changing the sheets / bed sheets in the bedroom.
(b) The durian has a strong smell.
(c) Malaysia is the north to Singapore.
(d) She goes to school with her sister.
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(a) She is changing the sheets / bed sheets in the bedroom. -- You don't need to say "bed sheets". It's obvious.
- (a) She is changing the sheets / bed sheets in the bedroom.
- -- You don't need to say "bed sheets".
- It's obvious.
- (b) The durian has a strong smell.
- -- OK (c) Malaysia is (to the) north of Singapore.
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(a) She is changing the sheets / bed sheets in the bedroom. -- You don't need to say "bed sheets". It's obvious.
(b) The durian has a strong smell. -- OK
(c) Malaysia is (to the) north of Singapore.
(d) She goes to school with her sister. -- OK, but be aware that this would normally be understood to mean that she regularly does this -- that is, they at
(b) The durian has a strong smell. -- OK
(c) Malaysia is (to the) north of Singapore.
(d) She goes to school with her sister. -- OK, but be aware that this would normally be understood to mean that she regularly does this -- that is, they at
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