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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Make his blanket
Can I say,
(a) He makes his bed after he wakes up.
(b) He makes his blanket on his bed.
(c) He makes his bed tidily.
(a) He makes his bed after he wakes up.
(b) He makes his blanket on his bed.
(c) He makes his bed tidily.
Top answer
We don't make a blanket, but we might spread it over the bed, or fold it at the foot of the bed. Otherwise, your sentences are fine.
- We don't make a blanket, but we might spread it over the bed, or fold it at the foot of the bed.
- Otherwise, your sentences are fine.
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We don't make a blanket, but we might spread it over the bed, or fold it at the foot of the bed. Otherwise, your sentences are fine.
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Vincent TeoThanks. How about (a) and (c) ? Are there correct?Yes, I said that they were fine (= good, correct).
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