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Vsuresh Posted 15 years ago
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Can you help?
1.They were worried that they did not lead a settled life. Is the portion in bold idiomatic?
2. They gave us free televsion sets/ televsion sets for free.
3. I was sitting simply. Is this idiomatic? If yes, what about 'He was simply sitting'?
Can you help?
1.They were worried that they did not lead a settled life. Is the portion in bold idiomatic?
2. They gave us free televsion sets/ televsion sets for free.
3. I was sitting simply. Is this idiomatic? If yes, what about 'He was simply sitting'?
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They were worried that they did not lead a settled life . Is the portion in bold idiomatic? It seems idiomatic enough to me.
- They were worried that they did not lead a settled life .
- Is the portion in bold idiomatic?
- It seems idiomatic enough to me.
- 2.
- They gave us free televsion sets / televsion sets for free .
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1.They were worried that they did not lead a settled life. Is the portion in bold idiomatic? It seems idiomatic enough to me.
2. They gave us free televsion sets/ televsion sets for free. Both correct. (I prefer the first.)
(television)
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2. They gave us free televsion sets/ televsion sets for free. Both correct. (I prefer the first.)
(television)
3.
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