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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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Dribbled the netball
Can I say,
The girls dribbled the netball and passed it to her netmate.
The girls dribbled the netball and passed it to her netmate.
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Hello Vincent Teo The girls dribbled the netball and passed it to her netmate. The girls (plural) / her (singular) The girl dribbled..... and passed it to her netmate The girls dribbled......
- Hello Vincent Teo The girls dribbled the netball and passed it to her netmate.
- The girls (plural) / her (singular) The girl dribbled.....
- and passed it to her netmate The girls dribbled......
- and passed it to their netmates.
- I have not heard the term 'netmate' before but I am not a netball player.
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Hello
The girl dribbled..... and passed it to her netmate
The girls dribbled...... and passed it to their netmates.
I have not heard the term 'netmate' before but I am not a netball player. I would use team mate. Maybe someone else c
Vincent TeoThe girls dribbled the netball and passed it to her netmate.The girls (plural) / her (singular)
The girl dribbled..... and passed it to her netmate
The girls dribbled...... and passed it to their netmates.
I have not heard the term 'netmate' before but I am not a netball player. I would use team mate. Maybe someone else c
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