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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
In the rain
Can I say,
(a) His uniform was wet in the rain.
(b) Her body was wet during the rain.
(c) He is getting / His clothes is getting wet when the rain begins.
(a) His uniform was wet in the rain.
(b) Her body was wet during the rain.
(c) He is getting / His clothes is getting wet when the rain begins.
Top answer
Hi VT I would make the following changes: (a) His uniform was got wet in the rai n . (b) Her body was got wet during the rai n . (c) He is getting / His clothes is getting wet when the rain begins.
- Hi VT I would make the following changes: (a) His uniform was got wet in the rai n .
- (b) Her body was got wet during the rai n .
- (c) He is getting / His clothes is getting wet when the rain begins.
- Your last sentence doesn't work.
- Here are two sentences that do work: - (c) He is getting / His clothes are getting wet because it has begun to rain - (c) He / His clothes got wet when the rain began.
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Hi VT
I would make the following changes:
(a) His uniformwas got wet in the rain.
(b) Her bodywas
I would make the following changes:
(a) His uniform
(b) Her body
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