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Nessie000 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
"I'm watering my garden"
Hi,
Can we say "I'm watering my garden"? or is it necessarily "I'm watering the flowers/trees in my garden"?
Many thanks,
Nessie.
Can we say "I'm watering my garden"? or is it necessarily "I'm watering the flowers/trees in my garden"?
Many thanks,
Nessie.
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Welcome to EnglishForward, Nessie. "I'm watering my garden" is perfectly OK to say. e.
- Welcome to EnglishForward, Nessie.
- "I'm watering my garden" is perfectly OK to say.
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- not watering everything in the garden).
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Welcome to EnglishForward, Nessie.
"I'm watering my garden" is perfectly OK to say. I'd probably only get more specific than that if I were watering a few specific plants in the garden (i.e. not watering everything in the garden).
"I'm watering my garden" is perfectly OK to say. I'd probably only get more specific than that if I were watering a few specific plants in the garden (i.e. not watering everything in the garden).
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Hi nessie, and welcome to English Forums.
You can certainly say "I'm watering my garden."
You can certainly say "I'm watering my garden."
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