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Beopro Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Mattress
- Sometimes my flat mate puts a sleeping mat, a bamboo sleeping mat or a mattress on his bed to sleep because it's more comfortable. In this circumstance, I can say these sentences, right?
1. When it's cold, my flat mate sleeps on his bed with a mattress chocked on it. When it's hot, he sleeps on his bed with a sleeping mat or a bamboo sleeping mat lined on it.
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
1. When it's cold, my flat mate sleeps on his bed with a mattress chocked on it. When it's hot, he sleeps on his bed with a sleeping mat or a bamboo sleeping mat lined on it.
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
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Hi, 'Chocked' and 'lined' are not suitable words here. Choose other words. I don't understand what you mean.
- Hi, 'Chocked' and 'lined' are not suitable words here.
- Choose other words.
- I don't understand what you mean.
- Clive
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Hi,
'Chocked' and 'lined' are not suitable words here. Choose other words.
I don't understand what you mean.
Clive
'Chocked' and 'lined' are not suitable words here. Choose other words.
I don't understand what you mean.
Clive
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Dear Clive!
- Are the sentences below clearer and more natural?
1. When it's cold, my flat mate sleeps on his be
- Are the sentences below clearer and more natural?
1. When it's cold, my flat mate sleeps on his be
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Hi,
1. When it's cold, my flat mate sleeps on his bed with a mattress on it.
Correct grammar, but sounds odd. When we say 'a bed', we usually mean the frame plus the mattress.
When it's hot, he sleeps on his bed with a sleeping mat or a ba
1. When it's cold, my flat mate sleeps on his bed with a mattress on it.
Correct grammar, but sounds odd. When we say 'a bed', we usually mean the frame plus the mattress.
When it's hot, he sleeps on his bed with a sleeping mat or a ba
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