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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
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Can I say,
(1) They lived in / at a bungalow.
(2) She took part in the long jump event / in the long jump.
(3) She ran to / towards her mother.
(4) Peter's parents took him and his sister to the funfair.
(5) He drank milk for breakfast.
(6) The crowd is / are waiting for their favourite singer to go on stage.
(7) The pupils are talking to / with their teacher.
(8) They rowed a boat to across the river.
(9) Lily received an email from her computer.
(10) They carried chairs into / to / in the classroom.
(11) The squirrel has a long bushy tail.
(1) They lived in / at a bungalow.
(2) She took part in the long jump event / in the long jump.
(3) She ran to / towards her mother.
(4) Peter's parents took him and his sister to the funfair.
(5) He drank milk for breakfast.
(6) The crowd is / are waiting for their favourite singer to go on stage.
(7) The pupils are talking to / with their teacher.
(8) They rowed a boat to across the river.
(9) Lily received an email from her computer.
(10) They carried chairs into / to / in the classroom.
(11) The squirrel has a long bushy tail.
Top answer
(1) They lived in a bungalow. (2) She took part in the long jump event / in the long jump. -- OK (3) She ran to / towards her mother.
- (1) They lived in a bungalow.
- (2) She took part in the long jump event / in the long jump.
- -- OK (3) She ran to / towards her mother.
- -- OK.
- "to" has a stronger sense that she actually reached her mother.
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(1) They lived in a bungalow.
(2) She took part in the long jump event / in the long jump. -- OK
(3) She ran to / towards her mother. -- OK. "to" has a stronger sense that she actually reached her mother.
(4) Peter's parents took him and his sister to the funfair. -- OK
(5) He drank milk for breakfast. -- OK
(6) The crowd are waiting fo
(2) She took part in the long jump event / in the long jump. -- OK
(3) She ran to / towards her mother. -- OK. "to" has a stronger sense that she actually reached her mother.
(4) Peter's parents took him and his sister to the funfair. -- OK
(5) He drank milk for breakfast. -- OK
(6) The crowd are waiting fo
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Hi!
May I change into the sentence below?
They rowed a boat to cross the river.
Please help me with it!
Many thanks in advance
May I change into the sentence below?
They rowed a boat to cross the river.
Please help me with it!
Many thanks in advance
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