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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
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Can I say,
(a) There is a vase.
(b) It is a vase.
Which one is correct if a picture shows a boy pointing a vase from a distance.
(c ) He caught so many fish. (Is that correct?)
(a) There is a vase.
(b) It is a vase.
Which one is correct if a picture shows a boy pointing a vase from a distance.
(c ) He caught so many fish. (Is that correct?)
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Specifically, you may say "That is a vase" since the boy is pointing to an object.
- Specifically, you may say "That is a vase" since the boy is pointing to an object.
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Specifically, you may say "That is a vase" since the boy is pointing to an object.
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(c ) He caught so many fish. (Is that correct?)
That will be depend on the context. It could be a comment of admiration: "Have you heard about Joe? He caught so many fish!"
As it stands, it seems an unfinished sentence.
That will be depend on the context. It could be a comment of admiration: "Have you heard about Joe? He caught so many fish!"
As it stands, it seems an unfinished sentence.
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He caught so many fish [that his boat sank] [that he became the richest man in the village] [because he was an excellent fisherman]
He caught many fish stands as a complete and independent statement.
He caught many fish stands as a complete and independent statement.
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