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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) The rose plant was bloom.
(b) The rose plant was started (to) bloom (up).
(c) The plant started bloom.
(d) She celebrates her birthday for her twelfth years old.
(e) He watered it twice every day.
(a) The rose plant was bloom.
(b) The rose plant was started (to) bloom (up).
(c) The plant started bloom.
(d) She celebrates her birthday for her twelfth years old.
(e) He watered it twice every day.
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(a) The rose bush bloomed. (b) The rose bush started to bloom (c) The plant started blooming. (d) She is celebrating her 12th birthday.
- (a) The rose bush bloomed.
- (b) The rose bush started to bloom (c) The plant started blooming.
- (d) She is celebrating her 12th birthday.
- (e) He watered it twice a day.
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(a) The rose bush bloomed.
(b) The rose bush started to bloom
(c) The plant started blooming.
(d) She is celebrating her 12th birthday.
(e) He watered it twice a day.
(b) The rose bush started to bloom
(c) The plant started blooming.
(d) She is celebrating her 12th birthday.
(e) He watered it twice a day.
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