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Quaerereverum Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Move physical education
Hello,
Can I say,
The university plans to move physical education courses from 9am to 5pm.
The university plans to change physical education courses, instead of morning classes will take palce in the evening.
I appreciate your response.
Can I say,
The university plans to move physical education courses from 9am to 5pm.
The university plans to change physical education courses, instead of morning classes will take palce in the evening.
I appreciate your response.
Top answer
You can use either move or change in the first sentence. Your second sentence is a run-on.
- You can use either move or change in the first sentence.
- Your second sentence is a run-on.
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You can use either move or change in the first sentence. Your second sentence is a run-on.
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