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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
hide in / into
Can I say,
(a) One day during school recess, Ah Meng saw a boy trying to hide a book in / into the
shirt in the library. At the shocked of the moment, he was angry because of his bad
behaviour.
(a) One day during school recess, Ah Meng saw a boy trying to hide a book in / into the
shirt in the library. At the shocked of the moment, he was angry because of his bad
behaviour.
Top answer
>he was angry because of his bad behaviour This is soooh moralistic and trite >At the shoc ked of the moment This is wrong.
- >he was angry because of his bad behaviour This is soooh moralistic and trite >At the shoc ked of the moment This is wrong.
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>he was angry because of his bad behaviour
This is soooh moralistic and trite
>At the shoc
This is soooh moralistic and trite
>At the shoc
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Why? do you think that is trite?
How do I correct it?
I got another question.
(a) Ali saw a boy trying to hide a book inside the shirt.
Is that correct?
How do I correct it?
I got another question.
(a) Ali saw a boy trying to hide a book inside the shirt.
Is that correct?
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Use
hide in/under his shirt
not into.
Into is used for verbs of motion. Hide isn't quite such a verb.
hide in/under his shirt
not into.
Into is used for verbs of motion. Hide isn't quite such a verb.
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(a) One day during school recess, Ah Meng saw a boy trying to hide a book in the
shirt in the library. At the shocked of the moment, he was angry because of his bad
behaviour.
Anyone can help me correct it? Thanks!!
shirt in the library. At the shocked of the moment, he was angry because of his bad
behaviour.
Anyone can help me correct it? Thanks!!
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