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No-- and what did I tell you about using simple present in examples? The geese honked at the boys.
- No-- and what did I tell you about using simple present in examples?
- The geese honked at the boys.
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No-- and what did I tell you about using simple present in examples?
The geese honked at the boys.
The geese honked at the boys.
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Can I write:
(a) A herd of swans honked at the boy (away).
(b) The ducks honked away the boys.
(c) A herd of geese honked (at) the boy away.
Can I write:
(a) A herd of swans honked at the boy (away).
(b) The ducks honked away the boys.
(c) A herd of geese honked (at) the boy away.
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Where have you been, Vincent, on holiday?
(a) A herd of swans honked at the boy.
(b) The ducks honked away the boys.-- No
(c) A herd of geese honked at the boy.
Where have you been, Vincent, on holiday?
(a) A herd of swans honked at the boy.
(b) The ducks honked away the boys.-- No
(c) A herd of geese honked at the boy.
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