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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
drawing / painting
What does it mean? Are they correct?
He is drawing a picture.
(He is using a pencil to draw.)
He is painting a picture.
(He is using a brush to colour the picture.)
He is drawing a picture.
(He is using a pencil to draw.)
He is painting a picture.
(He is using a brush to colour the picture.)
Top answer
Yes - although you can draw with a pencil, or pen, or charcoal, or other items, but painting requires a brush.
- Yes - although you can draw with a pencil, or pen, or charcoal, or other items, but painting requires a brush.
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Yes - although you can draw with a pencil, or pen, or charcoal, or other items, but painting requires a brush.
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