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Hi, (a) Last night, after dinner, I did my homework. (b) Last night, after dinner, I was doing my homework. (c) They went downstairs / went to the downstair.
- Hi, (a) Last night, after dinner, I did my homework.
- (b) Last night, after dinner, I was doing my homework.
- (c) They went downstairs / went to the downstair.
- (d) The burglars heard the siren of the police car / patrol car and tried to run out, but the police had surrounded the house.
- (e) The police successfully arrested them and handcuffed them.
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Hi,
(a) Last night, after dinner, I did my homework.
(b) Last night, after dinner, I was doing my homework.
(c) They went downstairs / went to the downstair.
(d) The burglars heard the siren of the police car / patrol car and tried to run out, but the police had surrounded the house.
(e) The police successfully arrested them and handcuffed
(a) Last night, after dinner, I did my homework.
(b) Last night, after dinner, I was doing my homework.
(c) They went downstairs / went to the downstair.
(d) The burglars heard the siren of the police car / patrol car and tried to run out, but the police had surrounded the house.
(e) The police successfully arrested them and handcuffed
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CliveHi,(c) They went downstairs / went to the downstair.
(c) They went downstairs / went to the downstair.
Clive
Just to confirm: If the sentence in bold correct?
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(c) They went downstairs Sorry, careless.
However, 'They went to the downstairs' is sometimes said in very casual speech to mean 'They went to the downstairs part of the house'.
Clive
(c) They went downstairs Sorry, careless.
However, 'They went to the downstairs' is sometimes said in very casual speech to mean 'They went to the downstairs part of the house'.
Clive
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