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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
goes for / attends church services
Can I say,
He stays back after school to carry out his library duty.
John has church services every Sunday.
John goes for / attends church services every Sunday.
He stays back after school to carry out his library duty.
John has church services every Sunday.
John goes for / attends church services every Sunday.
Top answer
He stays back after school to carry out his library duty. John has church services every Sunday. This is a bit ambiguous.
- He stays back after school to carry out his library duty.
- John has church services every Sunday.
- This is a bit ambiguous.
- Does John conduct the service or attend?
- John goes for / attends church services every Sunday.
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He stays back after school to carry out his library duty.
John has church services every Sunday. This is a bit ambiguous. Does John conduct the service or attend?
Johngoes for / attends church services every Sunday.
John goes to church services every Sunday.
In last thre
John has church services every Sunday. This is a bit ambiguous. Does John conduct the service or attend?
John
John goes to church services every Sunday.
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