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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) John wrote his name in capital.
(b) The house is surrounded by brick.
(c) She knocked the door before entereing the headmaster's room.
(d) The twins are alike.
(e) John is a winner in / of the drawing contest.
(f) She throws the rubbish in / into the garbage.
(g) She opened the gate to let the dog come in.
(h) He rears chickens and ducks in his farm.
(a) John wrote his name in capital.
(b) The house is surrounded by brick.
(c) She knocked the door before entereing the headmaster's room.
(d) The twins are alike.
(e) John is a winner in / of the drawing contest.
(f) She throws the rubbish in / into the garbage.
(g) She opened the gate to let the dog come in.
(h) He rears chickens and ducks in his farm.
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Hi,
Can I say,
(a) John wrote his name in capitals.
(b) The house is surrounded by brick.
The house is made of brick.
(c) She knocked on the door before entering the headmaster's room.
(d) The twins are alike.
(e) John is a winner in / the winner of the drawing contest.
(f) She throws the rubbish in the garbage.
Can I say,
(a) John wrote his name in capitals.
(b) The house is surrounded by brick.
The house is made of brick.
(c) She knocked on the door before entering the headmaster's room.
(d) The twins are alike.
(e) John is a winner in / the winner of the drawing contest.
(f) She throws the rubbish in the garbage.
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