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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Fetch a first - aid - kit
Can I say,
(a) He fetched an ointment from the first-aid-kit to his mother.
(b) He fetched a first aid kit (to his mother).
(a) He fetched an ointment from the first-aid-kit to his mother.
(b) He fetched a first aid kit (to his mother).
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Can I say, (a) He fetched an ointment from the first-aid-kit to his mother. (b) He fetched a (box of) first aid kit (to his mother).
- Can I say, (a) He fetched an ointment from the first-aid-kit to his mother.
- (b) He fetched a (box of) first aid kit (to his mother).
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Can I say,
(a) He fetched an ointment from the first-aid-kit to his mother.
(b) He fetched a (box of) first aid kit (to his mother).
(a) He fetched an ointment from the first-aid-kit to his mother.
(b) He fetched a (box of) first aid kit (to his mother).
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Hi,
Can I say,
(a) He fetched an ointment from the first-aid-kit to his mother.
(b) He fetched a (box of) first aid kit (to his mother).
The grammar form is this.
You fetch something (for someone).
'A 'kit' and a 'box' are similar words, so don't say 'box'.
Did you read my advice that y
Can I say,
(a) He fetched an ointment from the first-aid-kit to his mother.
(b) He fetched a (box of) first aid kit (to his mother).
The grammar form is this.
You fetch something (for someone).
'A 'kit' and a 'box' are similar words, so don't say 'box'.
Did you read my advice that y
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Yes, I would try to write:
Last Saturday was windy. John's mother was cleaning the windows. Suddenly, he slipped and fell down. John ran towards her and fetched an ointment from the fisrt-aid-kit for his mother. /He fetched a first-aid-kit (to his mother.)
Last Saturday was windy. John's mother was cleaning the windows. Suddenly, he slipped and fell down. John ran towards her and fetched an ointment from the fisrt-aid-kit for his mother. /He fetched a first-aid-kit (to his mother.)
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Hi,
Yes, I would try to write: Good idea
Last Saturday it was windy. John's mother was cleaning the windows. Suddenly, she slipped and felldown.
John ran towards her and fetched an ointment from the fisrt-aid-kit ( no hypen before 'kit') for his mother her. Which of these two actions did he do first? I'd r
Yes, I would try to write: Good idea
Last Saturday it was windy. John's mother was cleaning the windows. Suddenly, she slipped and fell
John ran to
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