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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

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Can I say,



(a) It also bloom out sweet smell.

(b) The rose started to have some bloom and sweet smell.

(c) The rose plant also had a sweet smell. She likes to smell it every day.

(d) She was happy when she saw her plant had grown up.

(e) The rose plant smells sweetly / well. She likes the smell very much.

(f) After a few weeks, the flowers have / had a sweet smell. She was happy to see that.

(g) She hoped that the rose plant would / will grow faster.
  

Top answer

(a) It also bloom out sweet smell. -- No meaning; I don't know how to fix it. Your English is getting worse, Vincent.

  • (a) It also bloom out sweet smell.
  • -- No meaning; I don't know how to fix it.
  • Your English is getting worse, Vincent.
  • (b) The rose started to bloom and smell sweet.
  • (c) The rose also has a sweet smell.
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(a) It also bloom out sweet smell. -- No meaning; I don't know how to fix it. Your English is getting worse, Vincent.

(b) The rose started to bloom and smell sweet.

(c) The rose also has a sweet smell. She likes to smell it every day.

(d) She was happy when she saw her plant had grown.

(e) The rose smells swee
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(a) It also bloom out sweet smell. -- No meaning; I don't know how to fix it. Your English is getting worse, Vincent.

(b) The rose started to bloom and smell sweet.

(c) The rose also has a sweet smell. She likes to smell it every day.

(d) She was happy when she saw her plant had grown.

(e) The rose smells swee

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