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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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English camp and an art camp
Hi. Are these correct? Do we need the indefinite article "an" in example sentence number 2? I think the word "during" in the sentences is optional. Thank you in advance for your help.
1. He will join English camp (during) this summer vacation.
2. He will join an art camp (during) this summer vacation.
1. He will join English camp (during) this summer vacation.
2. He will join an art camp (during) this summer vacation.
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Anonymous He will join "Join" is not used in American English. He will go to English camp during / for summer vacation.
- Anonymous He will join "Join" is not used in American English.
- He will go to English camp during / for summer vacation.
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Anonymous He will join"Join" is not used in American English.
He will go to English camp during / for summer vacation.
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