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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
For fishing
Can I say,
(a) John walked to the pond that was near his house. He sat under a tall tree for fishing.
(b) John went to the pond for fishing / to fish.
(a) John walked to the pond that was near his house. He sat under a tall tree for fishing.
(b) John went to the pond for fishing / to fish.
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Hi, Can I say, (a) John walked to the pond that was near his house. He sat under a tall tree to fish for fishing. (b) John went to the pond for fishing / to fish.
- Hi, Can I say, (a) John walked to the pond that was near his house.
- He sat under a tall tree to fish for fishing.
- (b) John went to the pond for fishing / to fish.
- A paragraph would make it easier for us to respond, and it would also let us understand more about your context.
- So, please try it!
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Hi,
Can I say,
(a) John walked to the pond that was near his house. He sat under a tall tree to fish for fishing.
(b) John went to the pondfor fishing / to fish.
Vincent, it might be better to put a paragraph in a single post, instead of having so many separate little threads.A paragraph would make it easier for us to respond, and it would
Can I say,
(a) John walked to the pond that was near his house. He sat under a tall tree to fish
(b) John went to the pond
Vincent, it might be better to put a paragraph in a single post, instead of having so many separate little threads.A paragraph would make it easier for us to respond, and it would
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