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Vincent Teo Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
giving / passing / sending the parcel
Do I say,
1 The postman is giving / passing / sending the parcel.
2 The postman is giving / passing the parcel to the man.
3 The postman sent the parcel to the man.
I know the best word is "delivering", but if I use another words to say, isn't correct?
1 The postman is giving / passing / sending the parcel.
2 The postman is giving / passing the parcel to the man.
3 The postman sent the parcel to the man.
I know the best word is "delivering", but if I use another words to say, isn't correct?
Top answer
Postmen do not send parcels to people; they deliver them. During the delivery, they may pass (over), give, or hand (over) the parcel to the recipient.
- Postmen do not send parcels to people; they deliver them.
- During the delivery, they may pass (over), give, or hand (over) the parcel to the recipient.
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Postmen do not send parcels to people; they deliver them. During the delivery, they may pass (over), give, or hand (over) the parcel to the recipient.
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Vincent Teo I know the best word is "delivering", but if I use another words to say, isn't correct?No. Make it other.
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