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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Live next to
Can I say,
John and vincent are good friends /best friends.
(i) John's house is next to Vincent's house.
(ii) John lives nearby / near to each other.
(iii)They live near to each other.
(iv) They live each other.
John and vincent are good friends /best friends.
(i) John's house is next to Vincent's house.
(ii) John lives nearby / near to each other.
(iii)They live near to each other.
(iv) They live each other.
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Can't you spell your own name properly, Vincent? Please have the courtesy to proofread before posting. John and Vincent are good friends /best friends.
- Can't you spell your own name properly, Vincent?
- Please have the courtesy to proofread before posting.
- John and Vincent are good friends /best friends.
- (i) John's house is next to Vincent's.
- (ii) John lives near Vincent.
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Can't you spell your own name properly, Vincent? Please have the courtesy to proofread before posting.
John and Vincent are good friends /best friends.
(i) John's house is next to Vincent's.
(ii) John lives near Vincent.
(iii)They live near each other.
(iv) X
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Can't you spell your own name properly, Vincent? Please have the courtesy to proofread before posting.
John and Vincent are good friends /best friends.
(i) John's house is next to Vincent's.
(ii) John lives near Vincent.
(iii)They live near each other.
(iv) X
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Sorry, I will remember next time!!
By the way, can I say,
(a) They live in each other /They live in a house.
(b) They live with each other. ( I think it is wrong)
(c) They live as a neighbour. They help each other.
(d) There are two good friends living (like neighbours)
(e) John anf Peter are best friend. They always play together and help each other.
(f) T
By the way, can I say,
(a) They live in each other /They live in a house.
(b) They live with each other. ( I think it is wrong)
(c) They live as a neighbour. They help each other.
(d) There are two good friends living (like neighbours)
(e) John anf Peter are best friend. They always play together and help each other.
(f) T
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These are OK:
(a) They live in a house.
(b) They live with each other.
(c) They live as neighbours. They help each other.
(d) They are two good friends living as neighbours.
(e) John and Peter are best friends. They always go out together and help each other.-- (Only children 'pl
These are OK:
(a) They live in a house.
(b) They live with each other.
(c) They live as neighbours. They help each other.
(d) They are two good friends living as neighbours.
(e) John and Peter are best friends. They always go out together and help each other.-- (Only children 'pl
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Thanks, but what does it mean:
(b) They live with each other.=
Can I say,
(a) They live in each other house.
(b) They live each other in the house.
(c) They live in a block from each other.
(d) They live beside each other.
(b) They live with each other.=
Can I say,
(a) They live in each other house.
(b) They live each other in the house.
(c) They live in a block from each other.
(d) They live beside each other.
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(b) They live with each other. = they live together
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Can I say,
(a) They live in each other house.-- No
(b) They live each other in the house.-- No
(c) They live in a block from each other.-- No
(d) They live beside each other.-- OK
(b) They live with each other. = they live together
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Can I say,
(a) They live in each other house.-- No
(b) They live each other in the house.-- No
(c) They live in a block from each other.-- No
(d) They live beside each other.-- OK
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