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Vincent Teo Posted 19 years ago
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(a) The magician is performing (some magic) on the stage.

(b) The magician is making some magic on the stage.

(c) He is presenting his magic at the stage.

(d) He stood on the stage to play magic.

(e) He is on the stage now.
  

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[Y] (b) The magician is making some magic on the stage. (c) He is presenting his magic at the stage. (d) He stood on the stage to play magic.

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  • [Y] (b) The magician is making some magic on the stage.
  • (c) He is presenting his magic at the stage.
  • (d) He stood on the stage to play magic.
  • [Y] All the other sentences are incorrect.
  • Magicians practice magic.
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Vincent Teo(a) The magician is performing (some magic OR tricks) on the stage.[Y]

(b) The magician is making some magic on the stage.

(c) He is presenting his magic at the stage.

(d) He stood on the stage to play magic.

(e) He is on the stage now.[Y]
All the other sentences are incorrect.
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(a) The magician danced at the stage.
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