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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
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Can I say,
(7) A damselfly looks like the / a dragonfly.
(8) He drinks water to quench.
(9) They are crossing (over) the overhead bridge.
(10) He put his luggage onto / on the carousel.
(11)The goldsmith is making / doing a gold necklace.
(12) He learns / practises judo every week.
(13) The duck has a webbed feet.
(7) A damselfly looks like the / a dragonfly.
(8) He drinks water to quench.
(9) They are crossing (over) the overhead bridge.
(10) He put his luggage onto / on the carousel.
(11)The goldsmith is making / doing a gold necklace.
(12) He learns / practises judo every week.
(13) The duck has a webbed feet.
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Well, here is my take on your questions, for what it's worth:
1. A damselfly looks like a dragonfly.
2. He drinks water to quench/slake his thirst. (I would choose "slake")
3. They are crossing the overhead bridge.
4. He put his luggage onto the carousel.
5. The goldsmith is making a gold necklace.
6. He learns / practises judo
1. A damselfly looks like a dragonfly.
2. He drinks water to quench/slake his thirst. (I would choose "slake")
3. They are crossing the overhead bridge.
4. He put his luggage onto the carousel.
5. The goldsmith is making a gold necklace.
6. He learns / practises judo
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