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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Can I say,
(1) Sam is picking up / is picking a piece of paper.
(2) They are getting wet in the rain.
(3) The crowd is watching the top spinning competition.
(4) The truck is towing a car.
(5) The hut is located by / at / in the river. (Do we say "located near / by"? )
(6) The mango tree bears a lot of fruit.
(7) He fell down and got himself injured.
(8) They are clearing / clearing up the table.
(9) Grandpa admired the boinsai.
(10) The cat knocked a plant down.
(1) Sam is picking up / is picking a piece of paper.
(2) They are getting wet in the rain.
(3) The crowd is watching the top spinning competition.
(4) The truck is towing a car.
(5) The hut is located by / at / in the river. (Do we say "located near / by"? )
(6) The mango tree bears a lot of fruit.
(7) He fell down and got himself injured.
(8) They are clearing / clearing up the table.
(9) Grandpa admired the boinsai.
(10) The cat knocked a plant down.
Top answer
Vincent Teo Can I say, (1) Sam is picking up / is picking a piece of paper. (2) They are getting wet i n the rain. OK (3) The crowd is watching the top - spinning competition.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (1) Sam is picking up / is picking a piece of paper.
- (2) They are getting wet i n the rain.
- OK (3) The crowd is watching the top - spinning competition.
- Hyphen is required.
- (4) The truck is towing a car.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(1) Sam is picking up/ is pickinga piece of paper.
(2) They are getting wet in the rain. OK
(3) The crowd is watching the top-spinning competition. Hyphen is required.
(4) The truck is towing a car. OK
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