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Tenacious Learner Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

I'd like to be confirmed or not about these questions

Hi teachers,
According to only the blue part of this paragraph:
He came to a small town on a river, and found a food shop in a quiet street. He opened the door and went in. There were a lot of people in the shop, and he waited quietly behind them. People looked at him, and a man went out quickly. Alex wanted to run, but he was very hungry, so he waited. Then a woman with her young some came into the shop. The woman whispered to the boy, and the boy came up to Alex. There are two policemen in the street, he said very quietly, and they’re coming here.

1. What did he reach and what did he come across? A small town on a river and a food shop.
2. Was the shop full of people? Yes, it was.
3. What took place after Alex went in the shop? People looked at him, and a man went out quickly.

Thanks in advance.
  

Top answer

Thinking Spain 1. What did he reach or what did he come across? A small town on a river and a food shop.

  • Thinking Spain 1.
  • What did he reach or what did he come across?
  • A small town on a river and a food shop.
  • Though now corrected, I still wouldn't use it.
  • Suggestions: Where did he come to?
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Thinking Spain1. What did he reach or what did he come across? A small town on a river and a food shop.
Though now corrected, I still wouldn't use it.
Suggestions:
Where did he come to? And what did he find there? He came to a small town on a river and found a food shop
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SurferSuggestions:Where did he come to? And what did he find there? He came to a small town on a river and found a food shop in a quiet street.
Hi Surfer,
Thanks a lot for your corrections.
I can also say, 'Where did he come to and what did he find there?', can't I?

TS
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Thinking SpainI can also say, 'Where did he come to and what did he find there?', can't I?
I'm not sure this is excactly correct, I wouldn't use it.
If you want a single question about the town and shop, then I think the following form might be valid:

What shop in what town did he find? A food shop in a small town.

I'm not really su
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SurferI'm not really sure about it though, sorry . I hope one of the teachers will join the discussion.
Hi Surfer,
Thanks a lot. I really hope that too!

Ts

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