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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Floor / ground
Can I say,
The floor / ground was wet because it rained heavily just now. Sudden;y a boy slipped and fell in the river.
The floor / ground was wet because it rained heavily just now. Sudden;y a boy slipped and fell in the river.
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Hi Vincent, The difference between floor and ground is that one is made by man (floor) and the other by Mother Nature (ground). The ground was wet because it rained heavily. BUT Because of the hole in the roof, the floor was wet after it rained heavily.
- Hi Vincent, The difference between floor and ground is that one is made by man (floor) and the other by Mother Nature (ground).
- The ground was wet because it rained heavily.
- BUT Because of the hole in the roof, the floor was wet after it rained heavily.
- Suddenly, a boy slipped and fell in the river.
- Correct
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Hi Vincent,
The difference between floor and ground is that one is made by man (floor) and the other by Mother Nature (ground).
The ground was wet because it rained heavily.
BUT
Because of the hole in the roof, the floor was wet after it rained heavily.
Suddenly, a boy slipped and fell in the river.
The difference between floor and ground is that one is made by man (floor) and the other by Mother Nature (ground).
The ground was wet because it rained heavily.
BUT
Because of the hole in the roof, the floor was wet after it rained heavily.
Suddenly, a boy slipped and fell in the river.
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Vincent TeoThanks, if I say,That's OK too.
The boy slipped and fell into the river.
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