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Salam1101 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Hang gliding
What do you call the person who is hang gliding?
I don't think we can call him/her `hang glider', can we?
(I don't think we can call him/her `hang glider', can we?) Is this sentence grammatically right?
I don't think we can call him/her `hang glider', can we?
(I don't think we can call him/her `hang glider', can we?) Is this sentence grammatically right?
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You call then a hang glider, same as the name of the object. He loves to go hang gliding. He is a hang glider.
- You call then a hang glider, same as the name of the object.
- He loves to go hang gliding.
- He is a hang glider.
- Like skier, bowler, runner, swimmer, diver, or caver.
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You call then a hang glider, same as the name of the object.
He loves to go hang gliding.
He is a hang glider.
Like skier, bowler, runner, swimmer, diver, or caver.
He loves to go hang gliding.
He is a hang glider.
Like skier, bowler, runner, swimmer, diver, or caver.
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