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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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he is dangerous
Can I say,
(i) He is dangerous when he played on the road.
(ii) It is dangerous when we play beside the road.
(i) He is dangerous when he played on the road.
(ii) It is dangerous when we play beside the road.
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(i) He is in danger when he plays on the road. - - OK
- (i) He is in danger when he plays on the road.
- - - OK
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(i) He is in danger when he plays on the road.
(ii) It is dangerous when we play beside the road.-- OK
(i) He is in danger when he plays on the road.
(ii) It is dangerous when we play beside the road.-- OK
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Thanks. Isn't sound natural to say, " ... play beside the road." , not "on the road"?
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Both locations are dangerous and commonly warned against.
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Both locations are dangerous and commonly warned against.
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