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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Gliding through a door
Can I say,
He heard a hissing coming through / from the door.
He saw a snake gliding from / through a door.
He heard a hissing coming through / from the door.
He saw a snake gliding from / through a door.
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Vincent Teo Can I say, He heard a hissing c oming from the door. Only if you have a door that hisses. He heard a hissing c oming through the door.
- Vincent Teo Can I say, He heard a hissing c oming from the door.
- Only if you have a door that hisses.
- He heard a hissing c oming through the door.
- Yes He saw a snake gliding from / through the door.
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Vincent TeoCan I say,
He heard a hissing coming from the door.
Only if you have a door that hisses.
He heard a hissing coming through the door.
Yes
He saw a snake gliding from / through the door.
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Thanks. Can I say,
He saw a snake gliding into the house through / from the door.
He saw a snake gliding into the house through / from the door.
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