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Hirashin Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
go shopping in the neiborhood
Can you "go shopping in the neiborhood"?
Is the following sentence correct?
When I came into the room, my grandmother was sewing and
my mother was about to go shopping in the neighborhood.
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin
Is the following sentence correct?
When I came into the room, my grandmother was sewing and
my mother was about to go shopping in the neighborhood.
Thanks in advance.
Hirashin
Top answer
Yes. Or you could just say 'go shopping', unless you want to stress 'locally'.
- Yes.
- Or you could just say 'go shopping', unless you want to stress 'locally'.
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Yes.
Or you could just say 'go shopping', unless you want to stress 'locally'.
Or you could just say 'go shopping', unless you want to stress 'locally'.
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Thanks for the help, Clive. I noticed I had omitted the verb in the question sentence. Sorry.
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