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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
On / at the party
Can I say,
(a) She presented me a bunch of flowers on/at my birthday.
(b) She gave me some flowers at / on/ during my birthday party.
(a) She presented me a bunch of flowers on/at my birthday.
(b) She gave me some flowers at / on/ during my birthday party.
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she presented me a bunch of flowers at my birthday she gave me some flower on my birthday party are you right?
- she presented me a bunch of flowers at my birthday she gave me some flower on my birthday party are you right?
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she presented me a bunch of flowers at my birthday
she gave me some flower on my birthday party
are you right?
she gave me some flower on my birthday party
are you right?
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Zephyr Chanshe presented me a bunch of flowers at my birthdayYou have it backwards.
she gave me some flower on my birthday party
are you right?
... on my birthday (on that day)
... for my birthday (as a gift)
... at my birthday party (at that event)
Please don't forget capital letters and punctuation are part of proper Engli
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I forgot to address Vincent's "during."
... during my birthday party = at some point while the party was going on. It's okay, but "at" is better.
... during my birthday party = at some point while the party was going on. It's okay, but "at" is better.
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