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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
In/ inside the drain
Can I say,
John saw a cat in /inside the drain.
John saw a cat was in the drain.
John saw a cat in /inside the drain.
John saw a cat was in the drain.
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John saw a cat in the drain. John saw that a cat was in the drain. " These are conduits below and along the streets for rainwater runoff.
- John saw a cat in the drain.
- John saw that a cat was in the drain.
- " These are conduits below and along the streets for rainwater runoff.
- A cat would not fit in the drain in my sink or tub!
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John saw a cat in the drain.
John saw that a cat was in the drain.
In the US, we would probably say "storm drain." These are conduits below and along the streets for rainwater runoff.
A cat would not fit in the drain in my sink or tub!
John saw that a cat was in the drain.
In the US, we would probably say "storm drain." These are conduits below and along the streets for rainwater runoff.
A cat would not fit in the drain in my sink or tub!
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Thanks. Can I say,
John saw a cat fall / falling in /into the drain.
John saw a cat fall / falling in /into the drain.
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