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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Mickey's house's garden / house garden
Can I say,
(a) There will be hi-tea followed by dinner. It is held in Mickey's house's garden / house garden.
(b) It is held in the garden of Mickey's house.
P/s: Do we say, "There will be" or "There is "? Normally, we use "There is / are", I seldom and don't know how to use "There will".
(a) There will be hi-tea followed by dinner. It is held in Mickey's house's garden / house garden.
(b) It is held in the garden of Mickey's house.
P/s: Do we say, "There will be" or "There is "? Normally, we use "There is / are", I seldom and don't know how to use "There will".
Top answer
(a) There will be high tea followed by dinner. It will be held in Mickey's garden . (b) It will be held in the garden of Mickey's house.
- (a) There will be high tea followed by dinner.
- It will be held in Mickey's garden .
- (b) It will be held in the garden of Mickey's house.
- -- In the future: the high tea is tomorrow, perhaps.
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(a) There will be high tea followed by dinner. It will be held in Mickey's garden.
(b) It will be held in the garden of Mickey's house.
P/s: I seldom and don't know how to use "There will".-- In the future: the high tea is tomorrow, perhaps.
(b) It will be held in the garden of Mickey's house.
P/s: I seldom and don't know how to use "There will".-- In the future: the high tea is tomorrow, perhaps.
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