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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Hi!
Please, may I say:
"They will need travelling" (or I can simply say: "They will need to travel" ?);
What's the correct form here, please:
The boy will need to speak English better (or) The boy will need to speak a better English?
Thanks for helping me!
Katie
Please, may I say:
"They will need travelling" (or I can simply say: "They will need to travel" ?);
What's the correct form here, please:
The boy will need to speak English better (or) The boy will need to speak a better English?
Thanks for helping me!
Katie
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); Only the latter is correct. What's the correct form here, please: The boy will need to speak English better (or) The boy will need to speak a better English ? Both are technically correct, but the former is much more common and is the way you should say it to reflect your meaning.
- ); Only the latter is correct.
- What's the correct form here, please: The boy will need to speak English better (or) The boy will need to speak a better English ?
- Both are technically correct, but the former is much more common and is the way you should say it to reflect your meaning.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
Please, may I say:
"They will need travelling" (or I can simply say: "They will need to travel" ?); Only the latter is correct.
What's the correct form here, please:
The boy will need to speak English better (or) The boy will need to speak a better English?
Both are technically correct, but the former is much more comm
Please, may I say:
"They will need travelling" (or I can simply say: "They will need to travel" ?); Only the latter is correct.
What's the correct form here, please:
The boy will need to speak English better (or) The boy will need to speak a better English?
Both are technically correct, but the former is much more comm
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