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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
groaning above the hill
Can I say,
The thunder is groaning above the hill.
(b) The thunder is groaning near my house.
The thunder is groaning above the hill.
(b) The thunder is groaning near my house.
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In English, thunder usually ' rumbles '.
- In English, thunder usually ' rumbles '.
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O, I see..
Do we accept if I change it to:
(a) The thunder is rumbling above the hill.
(b) The thunder is rumbling near my house.
Do we feel weird to say like underline words?
Do we accept if I change it to:
(a) The thunder is rumbling above the hill.
(b) The thunder is rumbling near my house.
Do we feel weird to say like underline words?
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