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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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(a) I add some salt to / into the food.

(b) He eats with his hand.

(c) He is slicing a piece of cake / a cake.

(d) After playing the whole day, they were lying on the floor asleep.

(e) He was chopping the tree down.

He was chopping the tree.

(f) He draws a curve for moon.

(g) It is as brown as a chocolate.

It is as purple as a grape.
  

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(a) I add some salt to / into the food. --- ok. ---ok (c) He is slicing a piece of cake / a the cake.

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  • (a) I add some salt to / into the food.
  • --- ok.
  • ---ok (c) He is slicing a piece of cake / a the cake.
  • (d) After playing the whole day, they were lying on the floor asleep.
  • --- I have never heard of chop down but saying cut down will be ok.
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(a) I add some salt to / into the food. --- ok.

(b) He eats with his hand.---ok

(c) He is slicing a piece of cake / a the cake.

(d) After playing the whole day, they were lying on the floor asleep.

(e) He was chopping the tree down.---
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Vincent Teo(a) I add some salt to / into the food. The simple present tense is not the most likely tense to use here.

(b) He eats with his hand hands/fingers.

(c) He is slicing a piece of cake / a cake. OK

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Yank,

He draws a curve for moon.

I guess what this meant is he either drew or is drawing a crescent moon.
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Yes, that well be the intended meaning. I had also thought of a curved line indicating part of the moon's orbit around the earth.
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