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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
kicked / kicked with the football
Can I say,
(i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition. One day, John was playing football alone. He kicked the football / kicked with the football hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain.
(ii) The ball that he kicked was rolling into a drain all of a sudden.
(i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition. One day, John was playing football alone. He kicked the football / kicked with the football hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain.
(ii) The ball that he kicked was rolling into a drain all of a sudden.
Top answer
Hi Vincent, Can I say, (i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition. One day, John was playing football alone. He kicked the football / kicked with the football hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain.
- Hi Vincent, Can I say, (i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition.
- One day, John was playing football alone.
- He kicked the football / kicked with the football hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain.
- You need to remove all the repetition.
- I tried to explain to you earlier that 'past continuous' does not seem like a suitable tense here.
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Hi Vincent,
Can I say,
(i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition. One day, John was playing football alone. He kicked the football / kicked with the football hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain. You need to remove all the repetition.
(ii) The ball that he kicked was rolling into a drain a
Can I say,
(i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition. One day, John was playing football alone. He kicked the football / kicked with the football hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain. You need to remove all the repetition.
(ii) The ball that he kicked was rolling into a drain a
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I try:
i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition. One day, John was playing football alone. He kicked it / kicked with it hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain.
(ii) The ball that he kicked rolled into a drain all of a sudden.
i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition. One day, John was playing football alone. He kicked it / kicked with it hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain.
(ii) The ball that he kicked rolled into a drain all of a sudden.
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Hi,
i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition. One day, John was playing football alone. He kicked it / kicked with it hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain.
(ii) The ball that he kicked rolled into a drain all of a sudden. OK
i) Every weekend, John practices playing football be
i) Every weekend, John practices playing football because he has a football competition. One day, John was playing football alone. He kicked it / kicked with it hard and it rolled into a deep and big drain.
(ii) The ball that he kicked rolled into a drain all of a sudden. OK
i) Every weekend, John practices
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