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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Hang them out to dry / let them dry
Can I say,
(a) Every day, she puts the clothes in / into the machine to wash (the clothes).
(b) Every day, she puts the dirty clothes in the washing machine to dry / and let it dry on the clothes line.
(c) She dries clothes on the clothes line.
(d) She puts the clothes on the clothes line until the clothes dry.
(e) She puts out to dry and hangs on the clothes line.
(f) Every day, she will dry the clothes on the clothes line.
(a) Every day, she puts the clothes in / into the machine to wash (the clothes).
(b) Every day, she puts the dirty clothes in the washing machine to dry / and let it dry on the clothes line.
(c) She dries clothes on the clothes line.
(d) She puts the clothes on the clothes line until the clothes dry.
(e) She puts out to dry and hangs on the clothes line.
(f) Every day, she will dry the clothes on the clothes line.
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My thoughts:
a. Every day, she puts the clothes into the washing machine for washing.
or
Every day, she washes the clothes in the washing machine. (Preferable)
b. Every day, she puts the dirty clothes into the washing machine and then leaves it to dry on the washing line.
c. She leaves the clothes on the washing line to dry. (If that is what she do
a. Every day, she puts the clothes into the washing machine for washing.
or
Every day, she washes the clothes in the washing machine. (Preferable)
b. Every day, she puts the dirty clothes into the washing machine and then leaves it to dry on the washing line.
c. She leaves the clothes on the washing line to dry. (If that is what she do
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