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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) They were out of the lift. The things that happened in the lift made them feel unforgettable.
(b) When the lift came to the 5th floor, it stopped.
(c) A few minutes, a team of the rescue team came to the scene.
(d) They took a lift went up (to the 5th floor)
(e) They took up to the 8th floor by lift
(a) They were out of the lift. The things that happened in the lift made them feel unforgettable.
(b) When the lift came to the 5th floor, it stopped.
(c) A few minutes, a team of the rescue team came to the scene.
(d) They took a lift went up (to the 5th floor)
(e) They took up to the 8th floor by lift
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Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) They were out of the lift. The things that happened in the lift made them feel unforgettable. This is not a good use of this expression.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, (a) They were out of the lift.
- The things that happened in the lift made them feel unforgettable.
- This is not a good use of this expression.
- " (b) When the lift came to the 5 th floor, it stopped.
- (c) A few minutes later/after , a team of the rescue team came to the scene.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) They were out of the lift. The things that happened in the lift made them feel unforgettable. This is not a good use of this expression. "The things that happened in the lift were unforgettable."
(b) When the lift came to the 5th floor, it stopped.
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