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Mountain
Hello, could someone help me with the questions about the word mountain?
The prepositions used:
Do you go skiing (in? (on?)) the mountain?
If you live in a house (in?) (on?) the mountain,can you tell people that you live (in?) (on?) the mountain ?
The articles used:
1. "I live in/on a mountain" 2. "I live in/on mountains" 3. "I live in/on the mountain" 4. "I live in/on the mountains"
Which describes a specific mountain? Which talks about any mountain?
The number of the word:
When talking about "mountain" generally, do we say "a mountain" or "mountains"? What's the difference?
Can we say "one mountain", "two mountains", or "many mountains"?...
Thank you for your help.
The prepositions used:
Do you go skiing (in? (on?)) the mountain?
If you live in a house (in?) (on?) the mountain,can you tell people that you live (in?) (on?) the mountain ?
The articles used:
1. "I live in/on a mountain" 2. "I live in/on mountains" 3. "I live in/on the mountain" 4. "I live in/on the mountains"
Which describes a specific mountain? Which talks about any mountain?
The number of the word:
When talking about "mountain" generally, do we say "a mountain" or "mountains"? What's the difference?
Can we say "one mountain", "two mountains", or "many mountains"?...
Thank you for your help.
Top answer
Hello, could someone help me with the questions about the word mountain? The prepositions used: Do you go skiing (in? )) the mountain?
- Hello, could someone help me with the questions about the word mountain?
- The prepositions used: Do you go skiing (in?
- )) the mountain?
- JT: [note the ] means the area where the mountains so you go skiing IN the mountainS.
- ) the mountain ?
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Hello, could someone help me with the questions about the word mountain?
The prepositions used:
Do you go skiing (in? (on?)) the mountain?
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JT: [note the ] means the area where the mountains so you go skiing IN the mountainS.
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If you live in a house
The prepositions used:
Do you go skiing (in? (on?)) the mountain?
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
JT: [note the ] means the area where the mountains so you go skiing IN the mountainS.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
If you live in a house
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