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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Found a place / seat
Can I say,
When they arrived (at the lake), John found a place / seat to sit.
When they arrived (at the lake), John found a place / seat to sit.
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You can say, When they arrived at the lake, John found a place to sit. But, I don't if there were more than one person arriivng at the lake. if only John went to lake, then it would be: When John arrived at the lake, he found a place to sit.
- You can say, When they arrived at the lake, John found a place to sit.
- But, I don't if there were more than one person arriivng at the lake.
- if only John went to lake, then it would be: When John arrived at the lake, he found a place to sit.
- Hope it helps.
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You can say,
When they arrived at the lake, John found a place to sit.
But, I don't if there were more than one person arriivng at the lake. if only John went to lake, then it would be:
When John arrived at the lake, he found a place to sit.
Hope it helps.
When they arrived at the lake, John found a place to sit.
But, I don't if there were more than one person arriivng at the lake. if only John went to lake, then it would be:
When John arrived at the lake, he found a place to sit.
Hope it helps.
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Hi Vincent,
Please consider this sentence. John found a seat to sit. Can you ses any repetition in this?
Clive
Please consider this sentence. John found a seat to sit. Can you ses any repetition in this?
Clive
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