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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
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Enjoys carrying / taking / lighting a lantern
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He enjoys carrying / taking / lighting a lantern.
He enjoys carrying / taking / lighting a lantern.
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Hi He enjoys carrying a lantern. I don't prefer to use take as the lantern is usually transported from one place to another using a handle. He enjoys lighting a lantern.
- Hi He enjoys carrying a lantern.
- I don't prefer to use take as the lantern is usually transported from one place to another using a handle.
- He enjoys lighting a lantern.
- (This carries an entirely different meaning as compared to the first one) Prajwal
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Hi
He enjoys carrying a lantern.
I don't prefer to use take as the lantern is usually transported from one place to another using a handle.
He enjoys lighting a lantern. (This carries an entirely different meaning as compared to the first one)
Prajwal
He enjoys carrying a lantern.
I don't prefer to use take as the lantern is usually transported from one place to another using a handle.
He enjoys lighting a lantern. (This carries an entirely different meaning as compared to the first one)
Prajwal
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