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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Hung up / hung
Can I say,
(a) Some of the pupils hung / hung up balloons, blew up the balloons.
(b) Some blew up the balloons, hung up balloons and decorated the classroom with ribbons by working hand-by-hand.
(a) Some of the pupils hung / hung up balloons, blew up the balloons.
(b) Some blew up the balloons, hung up balloons and decorated the classroom with ribbons by working hand-by-hand.
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Some of the pupils blew up and hung / hung up (the) balloons Some blew up the balloons, hung them up, and decorated the classroom with ribbons. )
- Some of the pupils blew up and hung / hung up (the) balloons Some blew up the balloons, hung them up, and decorated the classroom with ribbons.
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Some of the pupils blew up and hung / hung up (the) balloons
Some blew up the balloons, hung them up, and decorated the classroom with ribbons. (The last part, which I deleted, makes no sense to me.)
Some blew up the balloons, hung them up, and decorated the classroom with ribbons. (The last part, which I deleted, makes no sense to me.)
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