Do, Carry Out And Perform
Hello everyone,
A. Are the verbs "do", "carry out" and "perform" correctly used in the following sentences?
An examiner to a driver or applicant:
1. Do a reverse parking.
2. Carry out a reverse parking.
3. Perform a reverse parking.
B. Could you please tell me if "a" before "reverse parking" essential" or wrong?
Regards,
JA
Top answer
Joseph A a reverse parking You may need to wait for a speaker of BrE to help you on this one. As an American I've never heard of a reverse parking. We say, "Back into that parking space".
- Joseph A a reverse parking You may need to wait for a speaker of BrE to help you on this one.
- As an American I've never heard of a reverse parking.
- We say, "Back into that parking space".
- Still, "do", "carry out", and "perform" do all get the same point across.
- ) CJ
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Joseph Aa reverse parking
You may need to wait for a speaker of BrE to help you on this one.
As an American I've never heard of a reverse parking.
We say, "Back into that parking space".
Still, "do", "carry out", and "perform" do all get the same point across. (Personally, I would not use "carry out", though it's not wrong.)
CJ
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