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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Grow big / bigger
Can I say,
(a) When her vegetables grow big / bigger, she will give them to her neighbour.
(b) When her vegetables grow, she will happy.
(c) She always fertilizes the vegetables / the ground when she is going to plant them.
(a) When her vegetables grow big / bigger, she will give them to her neighbour.
(b) When her vegetables grow, she will happy.
(c) She always fertilizes the vegetables / the ground when she is going to plant them.
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Vincent Teo (a) When her vegetables grow big / bigger, s he will give them to her neighbour. You can say that, but it would be more common to use the verb "get" instead of "grow" in that sentence. (b) When he r vegetables grow, she will happy.
- Vincent Teo (a) When her vegetables grow big / bigger, s he will give them to her neighbour.
- You can say that, but it would be more common to use the verb "get" instead of "grow" in that sentence.
- (b) When he r vegetables grow, she will happy.
- OK (c) She always fertilizes the vegetables / the ground when she is going to plant them.
- She always fertilizes the vegetables after she plants them .
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Vincent Teo(a) When her vegetables grow big / bigger, she will give them to her neighbour.
You can say that, but it would be more common to use the verb "get" instead of "grow" in that sentence.
(b) When her vegetables grow, she will happy. OK
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