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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Could anybody give the ideas of the differences of play and play with (below is what I think)
We use "play with" in any situation unless games of balls ,cards and chess.
They are playing with fire/water/stone/ball/fitball.
They are playing cards/ soccer/chess.
Could anybody check for my ideas?
Thanks in advance.
They are playing with fire/water/stone/ball/fitball.
They are playing cards/ soccer/chess.
Could anybody check for my ideas?
Thanks in advance.
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-- That is probably untrue. They are playing with fire/water/ stones / a ball . They are playing cards/ soccer/ chess.
- -- That is probably untrue.
- They are playing with fire/water/ stones / a ball .
- They are playing cards/ soccer/ chess.
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We use "play with" in any situation unless games of ***** ,cards and chess.-- That is probably untrue.
They are playing with fire/water/stones/a ball.
They are playing cards/ soccer/ chess.
They are playing with fire/water/stones/a ball.
They are playing cards/ soccer/ chess.
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