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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
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Can I say,
(a) The camel has two humps.
(b) She sat between John and Lee in the class.
(c) They had a picnic at / by / beside the waterfall.
(d) The children are at / on /in the playground.
(e) We sang a song to / for Mei for his birthday.
(f) The nurse is carrying two babies (on his both hands).
(g) He throws rubbish in the dustbin.
(a) The camel has two humps.
(b) She sat between John and Lee in the class.
(c) They had a picnic at / by / beside the waterfall.
(d) The children are at / on /in the playground.
(e) We sang a song to / for Mei for his birthday.
(f) The nurse is carrying two babies (on his both hands).
(g) He throws rubbish in the dustbin.
Top answer
You can use: a) The camel has two humps. ( I think it's actually a dromedary that has 2 humps, though ) (f) The nurse is carrying two babies ( in both his arms ). The rest of your sentences are fine!
- You can use: a) The camel has two humps.
- ( I think it's actually a dromedary that has 2 humps, though ) (f) The nurse is carrying two babies ( in both his arms ).
- The rest of your sentences are fine!
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You can use:
a) The camel has two humps. (I think it's actually a dromedary that has 2 humps, though)
(f) The nurse is carrying two babies (in both his arms).
The rest of your sentences are fine!
a) The camel has two humps. (I think it's actually a dromedary that has 2 humps, though)
(f) The nurse is carrying two babies (in both his arms).
The rest of your sentences are fine!
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