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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Can I say,
(a) Sometimes, Susan pulls out the weeds and sprays the pesticides.
(b) Sometimes, she cooks recipes for her family.
(c) When the vegetables are fully grown, she gives her neighbours some.
(d) She is happy because she shares vegetables with her neighbours.
(e) She has a big garden in / behind his backyard.
(a) Sometimes, Susan pulls out the weeds and sprays the pesticides.
(b) Sometimes, she cooks recipes for her family.
(c) When the vegetables are fully grown, she gives her neighbours some.
(d) She is happy because she shares vegetables with her neighbours.
(e) She has a big garden in / behind his backyard.
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(a) Sometimes Susan weeds and sprays pesticide. (b) Sometimes, she cooks dishes for her family. (c) When the vegetables are fully grown, she gives her neighbours some.
- (a) Sometimes Susan weeds and sprays pesticide.
- (b) Sometimes, she cooks dishes for her family.
- (c) When the vegetables are fully grown, she gives her neighbours some.
- (d) She is happy because she shares her vegetables with her neighbours.
- (e) She has a big garden in her backyard.
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(a) Sometimes Susan weeds and sprays pesticide.
(b) Sometimes, she cooks dishes for her family.
(c) When the vegetables are fully grown, she gives her neighbours some.
(d) She is happy because she shares her vegetables with her neighbours.
(e) She has a big garden in her backyard.
(b) Sometimes, she cooks dishes for her family.
(c) When the vegetables are fully grown, she gives her neighbours some.
(d) She is happy because she shares her vegetables with her neighbours.
(e) She has a big garden in her backyard.
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