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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Corrections 2
Can I say,
(a) They are having / doing / practising / going for archery every weekend.
(b) She is colouring her lips with / using a lipstick.
(c) A crab has pincers / a pair / 3 pairs of pincers.
(d) He scribbled (on) the table / scribbled something / scribbled flowers ont the table.
He scribbled all over the table.
(e) He covered the blanket because she was cold.
He used the blanket because of the cold weather / the weather was cold.
(f) He is putting the notice.
He is putting on /up the notice on the noticeboard.
(g) He sat at / beside the campfire.
(h) She wears a pigtails / wears hair in /on the two pigtails.
(a) They are having / doing / practising / going for archery every weekend.
(b) She is colouring her lips with / using a lipstick.
(c) A crab has pincers / a pair / 3 pairs of pincers.
(d) He scribbled (on) the table / scribbled something / scribbled flowers ont the table.
He scribbled all over the table.
(e) He covered the blanket because she was cold.
He used the blanket because of the cold weather / the weather was cold.
(f) He is putting the notice.
He is putting on /up the notice on the noticeboard.
(g) He sat at / beside the campfire.
(h) She wears a pigtails / wears hair in /on the two pigtails.
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Hello, again, Mr. Teo. Are you studying for the TESOL exam?
- Hello, again, Mr.
- Teo.
- Are you studying for the TESOL exam?
- " (c) "A crab has a pair of pincers," because they do.
- (d) You may say all of them depending on what you mean - general, specific, a small area, or a large area.
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Hello, again, Mr. Teo. Are you studying for the TESOL exam?
(a) "They are practising archery every weekend." As an American, I would say "practicing."
(b) "She is using lipstick," without the indefinite article "a."
(c) "A crab has a pair of pincers," because they do.
(d) You may say all of them depending on what you mean - general, specific, a small area
(a) "They are practising archery every weekend." As an American, I would say "practicing."
(b) "She is using lipstick," without the indefinite article "a."
(c) "A crab has a pair of pincers," because they do.
(d) You may say all of them depending on what you mean - general, specific, a small area
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Thanks, can I say,
She covered the blanket because she was cold.
She covered the blanket because she was cold.
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