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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
in / at the end
Can I say,
Jenny likes painting. She paints her drawing with watercolours. She started her painting about four years ago.
One day, she took part in a drawing competition. She won the first prize in / at the end. She wants to be the best artist in the world.
Jenny likes painting. She paints her drawing with watercolours. She started her painting about four years ago.
One day, she took part in a drawing competition. She won the first prize in / at the end. She wants to be the best artist in the world.
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Neither really sounds very good to me. 'She won first prize' is sufficient.
- Neither really sounds very good to me.
- 'She won first prize' is sufficient.
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Neither really sounds very good to me. 'She won first prize' is sufficient.
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