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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
In/at/on places
Smoking in public places is an offense to the law in Singapore.
Smoking in public is an offense to the law.
Smoking at public places......(wrong?)
Catch up with the rest of the class
Catch up in class/school (class refers to a classroom?)
Catch up with your class (class refers to classmates?)
Catch up with the teacher's lesson
Could you please tell me the mistakes in the above examples?
Smoking in public is an offense to the law.
Smoking at public places......(wrong?)
Catch up with the rest of the class
Catch up in class/school (class refers to a classroom?)
Catch up with your class (class refers to classmates?)
Catch up with the teacher's lesson
Could you please tell me the mistakes in the above examples?
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Smoking in public places is an offense / is unlawful in Singapore. Smoking in public is an offense / is unlawful. - Wrong.
- Smoking in public places is an offense / is unlawful in Singapore.
- Smoking in public is an offense / is unlawful.
- - Wrong.
- -- Yes ) Catch up with the teacher's lessons .
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Smoking in public places is an offense / is unlawful in Singapore.
Smoking in public is an offense / is unlawful.
Smoking at public places..(wrong?- Wrong.)
Catch up with the rest of the class
Catch up in class/school (class refers to a classroom?-- No, to a group of classmates)
Catch up with your class (class refers to class
Smoking in public is an offense / is unlawful.
Smoking at public places..(wrong?- Wrong.)
Catch up with the rest of the class
Catch up in class/school (class refers to a classroom?-- No, to a group of classmates)
Catch up with your class (class refers to class
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