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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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during / at free time
Can I say,
(a) He likes to draw at free time.
(b) He likes to sing during his free times.
(c) He likes dancing during he is free.
He likes dancing when he has free time.
He likes singing when he is free.
(d) He likes to draw whenever he is free. (what is "whenever" means here?)
(e) He likes to draw a picture while he is free. / while free.
(a) He likes to draw at free time.
(b) He likes to sing during his free times.
(c) He likes dancing during he is free.
He likes dancing when he has free time.
He likes singing when he is free.
(d) He likes to draw whenever he is free. (what is "whenever" means here?)
(e) He likes to draw a picture while he is free. / while free.
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(a) He likes to draw at during his free time. (b) He likes to sing during his free time s . (c) He likes dancing during when he is free.
- (a) He likes to draw at during his free time.
- (b) He likes to sing during his free time s .
- (c) He likes dancing during when he is free.
- He likes dancing when he has free time.
- He likes singing when he is free.
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(a) He likes to draw at during his free time.
(b) He likes to sing during his free times.
(c) He likes dancingduring when he is free.
He likes dancing when he has free time.
He likes singing when he is free.
(d) He likes to
(b) He likes to sing during his free time
(c) He likes dancing
He likes dancing when he has free time.
He likes singing when he is free.
(d) He likes to
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Sorry, I heard the sentence before, what I don't know the meaning excatly.
So, "whenever" = when / at any time , right?
Thanks! I learnt it more!
So, "whenever" = when / at any time , right?
Thanks! I learnt it more!
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I'd say it's more 'every time' so it sounds as though all his free time is spent drawing.
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Hello CJ
Could you please tell what's wrong with:
Could you please tell what's wrong with:
He likes to draw a picture when he is free.Thanks
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Mr. TomHello CJHello???
Could you please tell what's wrong with:He likes to draw a picture when he is free.Thanks
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He likes to draw ... indicated a habit.
He probably does not draw the same picture each time.
He likes to draw pictures when he is free, or simply, He likes to draw when he is free. One usually does draw pictures.
He probably does not draw the same picture each time.
He likes to draw pictures when he is free, or simply, He likes to draw when he is free. One usually does draw pictures.
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Hi, Barbara. Do you mean "He draws a picture when he is free" means he draws the same picture each time?
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It could sound that way. It's why "He draws pictures " sounds more natural.
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Many thanks, Barbara! The use of it's why is new to me. Could you please shed some light on it?
Tom
Tom
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