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a) A passer-by sent Peter to hospital nearby. (b) He had a very hard time training. (c) Luckily, his injury was not very heavy.
- a) A passer-by sent Peter to hospital nearby.
- (b) He had a very hard time training.
- (c) Luckily, his injury was not very heavy.
- (d) They sang birthday song to / for Peter at the party.
- --- It may change according to the meaning you want to give.
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a) A passer-by sent Peter to hospital nearby.
(b) He had a very hard time training.
(c) Luckily, his injury was not very heavy.
(d) They sang birthday song to / for Peter at the party. --- It may change according to the meaning you want to give.
(e) When you come to a junction, turn left and walk into Jalan Tua.
When you c
(b) He had a very hard time training.
(c) Luckily, his injury was not very heavy.
(d) They sang birthday song to / for Peter at the party. --- It may change according to the meaning you want to give.
(e) When you come to a junction, turn left and walk into Jalan Tua.
When you c
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
(a) A passer-by sent Peter to hospital nearby. to the hospital/to a hospital/ to a nearby hospital/to the nearby hospital
(b) He had a very hard time training. ok
(c) Luckily, his injury was not veryheavy.
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