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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Look up / into
Which is the correct answer?
(a) Please look in / up the dictionary.
(b) If you look in / up the dictionary, you will find the answer.
(a) Please look in / up the dictionary.
(b) If you look in / up the dictionary, you will find the answer.
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Hi, Which is the correct answer? Here's the underlying structure. Someone looks up a word in the dictionary.
- Hi, Which is the correct answer?
- Here's the underlying structure.
- Someone looks up a word in the dictionary.
- Someone looks a word up in the dictionary.
- (a) Please look in / up the dictionary.
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Hi,
Which is the correct answer?
Here's the underlying structure.
Someone looks up a word in the dictionary.
Someone looks a word up in the dictionary.
(a) Please look in / up the dictionary.
(b) If you look in / up the dictionary, you will find the answer.
Best wishes, Clive
Which is the correct answer?
Here's the underlying structure.
Someone looks up a word in the dictionary.
Someone looks a word up in the dictionary.
(a) Please look in
(b) If you look in
Best wishes, Clive
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